New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18
E. II. C. Colby Mrs. G. Colby and Miss Robinson, oil
orange are at the Laurel House.
FOR GUESTS FROM NEW-YORK.
GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR BUSY WINTER
SEASON AT ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City ~ j. Jan. II (speciaD-An is activity
here with the hotel proprieors and business men, III
preparation for receiving Of the large number OF guests
who will begin to arrive IN the neAt two weeks uShcfhs
what is universally known As the New.fork season
which closely by Lenten period enc OF The
most enjoyable seasons a sojourn In Brighton OF
the North"
The influx Of visitors December and the early part Of
January exceeded by far that Of previous years during
these generally dull months and all express themselves as
having highly enjoyed the winter by the shore
The New.York and Brooklyn contingent registered
at the hotels unusually large but the scores OF visitors
all testimony to the agreeable fact that
Atlantic City is actually growing and warmer as
the winter advances.
In the weather has been 80 mild that the
ocean promenade presented lively every day
Those who visited Atlantic City do not have
any idea what it like. They probably not aware
that We have standing population OF 10000 have schools
that employ teachers have accommodations for
guests and business houses where imaginable ~'c'
be purchased
The prospects for the coming winter and spring
season are excellent In fact have been better
and the preparations which have peeh du m
are now in progress surely warranted since "e
York and Brooklyn business has begun so exceptionally
early
In vireiniaave between Paci1c.avc. and the ocean
are four large hotels in Of erection none OF 'he
containing less than hundred sleeping apartments
also in Tenne..cc.ave and Ncw-iorkaVe are large
hotels in course erection, all Of which will be ready Tor
Guests before the first Of June. Among the ieadmG
bostecs now open be mentioned the Brighton Tray
more Shelburne Monterey, Seaside, Revere, HOFFMAN,
Mansion Dennis and Clarendon while among those that
III no onenod in the next weeks Windsor Had
aon Han Chafonte IslcswOrth 1rvington, Nornandic.
Dossmore S. Clair and many Others all with many ad'
ditiona improvements
An exceedingly welcome change In the trend OF inc bach
,, has taken place recently The only drawback to the
bathing last summer the narr0wnss OF the beach IN
several naces and this often commented upon In
TIM last ew months number Of log piers have been built
,bo.a nd fhp
r beach in soe places eeends fully 200 feet from the
promenade-a shining strip OF SAND
IN Tuesday NIGHT OF this week the Morris Guards.
ronular military organization rendered ball to their lady
friends in the arnory. number Of ladies' from New.
York were the guests.
The three National banks rendered banquets 10 their
Stockholders and friends Tuesday.
The Rossmore, which has for many years peeh uho'r
the proprcorshp OF Leonard Garfield has been leased
nv Mrs John p DOYLE formerly OF the West End, Cape
NAV and the Central Long Branch and Will be reopened
on January oS The Revere another wellknown house
formerly managed by NJ. Day, has been purchased by
l. J. Roberts OF the Vermont this city. and is now OPEN
Recent New.York arrivals include: Tiaymoie-Ooihelu
r. Gold and wife, Br.ghton-S. j. Bcwes, Jay COOK
Manson-George 4. Eaton, l.. II. Ross. Mrs j. A. VIII
son and daughter william il. Reed and wife, william T.
Wallis and wife. Mrs j. Il. Bartlemsn; DeIn>--lohn D.
Ottiwell and Miss Ottiwcll. j. G. Davenport ana we'
S. r. stewart; Lehman-(i. f. Dorand Sea sde-WWAm
II. Reynolds.