New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
NEW WORKERS STILL At ATLANTIC CITl
THE BRILLIANT WEATHER PRoLoSGs THE

THE BRILLIANT WEATHER PRoLoNGs THE
SPRING sEAsoN-AMUsEMENTs OF MAY.
Atlantic City, May I6 (spcciaD.-The weather con-
tnues bright and result the incoming trains orns
crowds Of people to this city, searching for healh resi-
or recreation and among them the New-forK conuA
gent Is still surprisingly large. AS the days go W
this resort appears 10 become moro ana more a'sfu'
with the many beach and avenue Improvements sns
numerous new hotels built this spring, added to u
goody share Of natures gifts, visible every hand
One leading factor in the popularity OF Atanuc CIV
is the many and varied means OF amusement anou"
It's guests Beginning with the grand new ocea
Boulevard which few visitors tire Of one can %
vote his time to one thing after aLother-each atatN
being entirely different from the rest
At the inlet alone one is confronted with vareVa
pleasing things. An ocean sail, quiet row or Pc
haps an enjoyable fishing excursion are popular VIA
the lovers Of the and are daily INDUCED IN ron
this popular portion Of Atlantic City, where sailing ana
fishing yachts are always In waiting. A Few yaos
from the sailing wharf is baseball ground ana blcyes
track where lovers OF these sports always congregae
when games races in progress, and few fees
from this IS an immense enclosure, afording carousse
toboggan and other exhilaraung enjoyments. Steam.
boats as well as sailing craft stationed at the inlet
and these make regular ocean trips. After taxing ID
the inlet one boards the electric cars which terminate
there, Or il desiring ocean view the board Walk
also has the inlet for terminus and ten minutes
the city. Loungng in the sun parors or on the
sand, strolling along the beach, riding on the board
walk carousses are favorite beach pastfmes, While
euchre parties or dances are frequent at the noOes
There was an enjoyable musical and literary enter
tanment on Saturday evening at the lnglesioe, ano
Mesdames White and Reed, the proprietors were mshiS
oomplimented on the OF the fair dance ana
elaborate banquet followed the entertainnen1 "N'A
was Of high order.
Great preparatons are now being made By citizens
for the reception and parade Of the 9th Regiment
~ G. n. j., who hold their annual inspection In TINS
city on Nay %.
Tho work Of preparation for the summer rush sun
goes on and almost daily is announced the opening
Of some popular house for the season.
Among prominent arrivals at the ieahlns hovci'
this week are
Windsor-N Hobart Mrs. J. Kearney Rodgers, MISS
Wilkes Miss Rodgers, G. s. Bates, T. G. stanley and
wife, Matthew Riley and wife, Cornelius Du Bols
and family, Miss Esther Laurence ii, L, Singleton.
New-York.
Traymore-James r. Lathrop and wife Charles Z
Simmons NJ. D.; A. S. Buckner, J. L. Myers, William
E. Parsons IT, J. L. Phillips and wife, Herbert Stewart
Lewis N. Silver NJ. D., Morris Putnam stearns, Mls
Mary Bucter, Miss wonderly, F. E. Kip and wisA
Thomas X. Myers and lady, New York; f. Il. Vernon
Mrs d. Y. Argentine, Mrs. c. A. Silver Brooklyn
Sea rSsde-E. A. Mcfarland Charles selvage, Miss
Grace Allen, G. II. Teedles, Z. ]. Stevens, D. N. l.
Shaw. Miss shaw, CnareS a, Greene ana "ues 'H's
Merry ,. Gil, Miss Gil Mrs. L. Ellis, Mrs. Z. ]. King,
NewYork; Mrs. A N. Kirby, Miss E. J.. Kirby, Guesn'
sey sackett and wife, Miss Fannie sackett, Miss L
| Duffy, Miss NJ. v. Barclay, George c. Barclay ana
| wife, R. G.. Barclay, Brooklyn.
Denns-George W. Seaman and family, sias +.
Wood and wife, william Cohen and wife. Mrs. J. y.
| Greenaugh, NewYork.
| Brghton-Hugh j. Grant Judge Morgan J. o'Brten'
Judge Miles Beach, Miss Cameron Miss Graydon, E. d.
Hicks and wife, John R. Dos Passes r. Remington;
| Mrs. E. Baldwin, Miss Combs W. Raudenbush shu
wife, W. d. Hunter and wife, Herbert steward, Ais;
Henry Sedley, Thomas Thatcher. II. b.. walton Is sna
WIFE, n. Hobart, F. w. Foos and wife. Hamilton BIZ
gam and wife, Charles F. ostrander and family, " H. y
| Cieshepen and family, Miss NJ. f. Dunno, MIS- +. y;
] Durant Miss NJ. MOlyneaux, General James oaSes@ @ sna
| wife, Miss A. de B. Oakes, New-York Matt IL. Ems
shelburre-sfiss II. r. shinn. New York; Miss F. 7.
| Pckslay Brooklyn. .,
Haddon Hall.Dr. and Mrs II. B.. Conrad; Erss'9' y
| wfman Mrs Wlman, Miss Wlman Louis Wiman: r.
George Dodworth II. A. Coursen, Charles Davis, New
| York; w. H. Holyoke Brooklyn. ~,
Observation-Disclosures Toch, Mrs. Toch, Miss io1p.
| Miss Leroy Dr. william T. Ielmuth and wife. NJ ~
Camp and wife. Miss NJ. Cooke, W. II. Pomeroy, Nc"
York.