New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-31
FOR THE SUMMER At ATLANTIC CITY.
ANTICIPATING THE CROWDS THAT WILL VISIT
THE RESORT IN THE HOT MONTHS
RECENT ARRIVALS.


Atlantic City. May 80 (SpeciaD. Everything is rash
az in Atlantic City now, the hotel men all being
Dusy engaged in making preparations for the opening
IF the summer Crowds Of visitors quartered
here among whom NewYorllers still continue numer
pus.
Great preparations were made in Atlantic City for
;he celebration Of Decoration Day. bicycle tourna-
nent in which 100 riders were entered including
twenty-five from the New-YOrk and Manhattan Bicycle
lubs took place. Several military displays also
made, and at a number Of the hotels hops and balls
given one of the most notable Of these was the
opening hop given by Charles F. Murray, proprietor Of
the Hotel Brunswick.
Atlantic City was crowded with military on Thurs
day. when Che 9th Regiment n G. " J. were subjected
to their annual inspection here The regiment turned out
800 strong and humber of prominent officers from
Philadelphia were also in town. The handsomely uni
formed and popular local Morris Guards acted as
escort to the command. The inspection on the lawn
Of the Hotel Brighton followed and the boys left the
city late In the afternoon.
A newspaper has made its appearance in Atlantic
City, in the style Of magazine "Seashore Society"
As its name implies is devoted to the interests of
society," with Atlantic City it's main recruiting place
n is weekly and is published in Philadelphia. Louis
W. Buckley is the editor and publisher
A number of leading houses have included patent
areescapes in their facilities modern hotel service
The Sea Side has Just been finished and is a very
complete affair.
The baseball park is being placed In condition for
he season.
s. j. Wells, Of the New-York Central Railroad, is
stopping at the Mansion. Other guests at the Man
sion are J. S. Mcleod, president of the Mcleod Car
Heating and ventilating Company; d. j. Bigelow and
James King and wife, of New-York.
r. p Nortlrop If Tunkhannocl, Penn. and his
brother William Northrop, Of Camden nephews of Jay
Gould are registered at the Trsymore.
Attorney George NJ. Curtis, Of New-York, is enjoy
ne the comforts Of the Traymore.
John NJ. Crane, president OF the Shoe and Leather
National Bank of New-York is at the Dennis.
Among the most recent arrivals are: Chalfonte-
lanes S. Wells. Joseph Remlinger, Mrs s. A. Rochau,
Everit Brown. Mrs. r. Jennett, Miss Rochau, New
York City William Pollock and wife, John r. Glover
Miss Webster. Brooklyn
Sea sjde-R. W. Elliott George p. Stokes, DIR.
Thomas NJ. Dillingham; Louis Silk, d. shean and wife,
sdolph WaM Charles S. Webb, A. Schwarzschild and
wife. New York Miss Ellen o. Swain, Henry T. Ming
Miss Bessie S. Ming, Miss Berran, NJ II. Mead, John
r. Glover, Miss L. B. Mead, Brooklyn.
Haddon Hall-Mrs. w. II. Merritt, Miss A. NJ. Mer-
lit Augustus Dowdell Herbert Valentine, William
Harvey Merritt, A. ]. Robinson F. George Dodworth
md family, Alfred schesinser and wife, Colonel II.
Clay Wood and wife, Frederick g. Gillespie New-York
Rrighton-A stearn, Joseph Remlnger, r. Wayne
wilson, Mrs. r. Alexander, Miss Alexander, John
Bogsr, Mrs. Bogart Miss Reeder, F. +. Gunther,
d. G. Gunther, W. W. Durant, Il. A. Blake and wife,
Emma W. Taylor, Francis 7. l.. Lane James Arm
strong Walden p. Anderson, J. Schnltzer Mrs. W. r.
smith, C. r. Smith, Miss F. Smith, George Mclaughlin,
Ioln McMenendes and wife, William G. Winslow,
George Sargent, George Putnam Smith, George c.
Barrett A.. c. whltridge and wife, NewYork
TraymOre-Willam Lummis and wife, S. A. Hem
nough ". T. sullivan, II. r. Snyder, George NJ.
Curtis and wife, J. Z. Smith and wife, Dr. j. A.
Twin Alfred Hooper, John Nj. Dodd, ir., James
CLAYTON Twitchel W. Bell and wife, Miss NJ. Smith,
William Harvey Merritt, George c. whetmour and
wife Miss NJ. l.. Kennedy, Mrs a. d. Lounsbery, New
York: j. l.. ArQuimbau, Brooklyn.
WindsOr-C. G.. Judson, +. l.. > kneeland, DR.. f. j.
Bowies, Walden Pel Andrews, Harrington L. Wright,
Alfred Hooper Dr. j. A.. Irwin. II. A. Biloxi and wife,
H-.ss a Goodwin. Mrs. L. G. Hartman. G. H. Har-