New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

VAST IMPROVEMENTS TO BE MADE BEFORE
NEXT SEASON.
PLANS OF THE RIVAL RAILRoADS-MANY NEW.
WORKERS AT THE POPULAR RESORT.

1OkkEKS Al THE POI'JJ4A RESORT.
Atlantic CITY, y. j., July 10 Specol-Thcrc has been
only rainy Sunday here since the opening Of this
and in fact only three rainy days all 1t has
been ideal summer weather since early in June, and
sunshine is the great essential TO the of seaside
resort may readily conceived fun measure
prosperity Atlantic CITY has enjovcd up o date.
The money -nlaking among the large hote, has been
phenomenal, and not few Of Tho proprietor, will have
clear balance at the end OF the OF $4,000 to
100000. As a direct result, the improvements the
coming winter and spring will be gigantic scale.
Capita is coming all sdcs and fabulous prices
being Lad for available hotel sites along the ocean
front. Both the Pennsylvania and Reading roads have
started in entcrrrisng rlNarr. which means the
spending OF thousand, Of dollars before pet schemes
carried through. The Reading have had
ordinance put through City Council granting them
privilege OF laying double tracks observation-disclosures
from BacaNe. 10 the Beach extraordinary franchise
and in direct OPP o-ition the wishes property
owners along this pretty uptown Avenue Eut eager
Reading officials aay all opposition that they
actually offered three times assessed value Of
property either side Massa chustts-ave. the
individual owners. and they have already secured the
greater part it. They will erect mammoth hoi, and
station the beach and promise l mp both ,uperty
They also purchased the hon pier which
badly wrecked during Scptcmbcrs storm and will
1t big pavilion for the accommodation OF day Viz
ois.
The Pennsy Railroad. which almost all the
franchises the city including the electric streccar
line In Atantc-aVc. and the service 70 LoncIOft.
comprehensive scheme Of nproNe mcnt IN view which
will oustrip the best efforts OF the Reading people Pr"a
dent Roberts and Superintendent Day have been going
the companys possessions recently. The company
owns the whole OF he fauou, Inlet district and the vast
tract around the Sea View Excursion House These
Two extreme point, are connected by thc electric road and
harlu the ocean boulevard popular resort,
on the island. IL j. tho n:'nuon To- mae them 80
attractive Tho gay and festive beach viii De for
,aken to spend hours within their charming confines
t breezy Inlet great iron casino i T. be erected Of
A. o. alnO~ novel
amusement 20 BE- found along the strand.
tn Nea.York contingent at thc Mansion includes
r. J. Robbins and wife. Robert ]. Steward and vic.
J. r. Ieimiucr and wife. l.. Il. Barring, William G.
silrk J. : Baioy e II Moore. j. b. Rigs. II. NJ.
Nahan l.. Rogers. j. II. Pagan h. Llshaid and Edward
Flanagan aud wife.
D J. Dean one Of Now.YoIk's prominent lawyers, i
among the guest, at H1dcon Han.
J. = Eicy, Of >Wiit> Beef Company. OF Ncw-Y0Tk, IS
cnjoync the comfort, ~ H. san Marcos.
The Hotel Cambridge Is entertaining Arthur j. Gibson.
Mis-. Post and maid, John Laud and a. C. Porter all
u Ncw-Yolk.
L. : service a prominent business nan Of Bro ,hyn.
d, spending a few weeks at the Hotel Luray.
W $ Pockham and J. Marsh Of Nc~.York. are a; tho
Go oauadc.
MIS-, +. Cri,,ic and Mrs. C. \. wincs. Of Ncw-York.
are Dn,oying inc hospitality Of tn Lehman.
Thomas He-ton, wealthy Ncw'Yorker is spending
few weeks here. and is at the Stictney.
J. G. Christie, OF N"w-York. l. at the Ianoefcne.
William H. Murphy a manufacture Of Scw-York. r.
AZ the Jackson lie j. accompanied d. his
wife.
william Bayard and Geors" Bo-sce and wife, OF New
York are making the Lehman their headquarters.
At the Gl.scy Mrs, Solomon Block and Mis-, Ella Rock.
n Nrw.YorI are enjoying ,ca~horc comfort.
George Alfred Towu,.f. tho correspondent. j. rocupcr.
atinc at the windsor. Other Ncw-Yorkcrs this house
ar. T. A. Williams and wife and J. T. Schocllkopt and
wife.
Major L. \. Montooth, Of Ptsburg, late candidat' Tor
Governor before the Republican Convention at Harris.
rurg +, guest hc Albion. He is accompanied by his
sister Nies Maggie Mon'ooth.
p Donan the writer and polit clan, Is the
pretty Ros~morc.
Mr. j. G. Isu,rovs wife OF Congressman Burrows. Of
Michigan g., at the Coonnad"
New.Yorkcrs 1T the Nornandir include Mr.. and Mr.
I II Poe Richard NJ. GideIslecyc. Mis- ". Long. Dr.
and Ms y " Sayrc- Thona, J. L4bin,. Jane, Palmer
~ steamboat fame; Frank D. Files ". g. Buchaid and
Mis-, Hattie Burchad, Ms W. II. Butts. Murray Buftis.
1 H. Robinson ard G. VI. Hopkins.
General Adam King recently appointed Consul-Gcncnl
10 Paris i, enjo, Ing btlH pest at the United STATE,
Hotel before he start, for Europe
George H. Owens, a noted NEWCOMER. Is registered
the Cha'ontc.
The city entertaining fully 10000 visitors tonight
and The enuc houe,aid aud all places Of amusement