New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
MILD DAYS At ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTELS FILLED WITH GUEsTs-NEw Y oRKERs
WHO FIND THE RESORT A PLEASANT ONE.

WHO FIND THE RESORT A PLEASANT ONE.
Atlantic City, March II (SpeciaD.-The hotel pro
pricors all remark that they satisfied with the
winter up to date, and when ho;el owner
males that statement the season must have been
fairly good
one of the principal reasons that makes Atlantic
City SO popular at this time year is the fact that
the temperature is 50 high I'm the winter and spring
months that many people do not care to go soath zen
they find a southern climate only aic" hours r'1c
from their city homes
The art Of public entertainment has been reduced
almost to a science. People Insist upon coming mere
all the year round and by the time one season
vanes another has already waxed toward It's prime
The month OF March the height of what - termed
the winter Lenten season. because even when most
resorts on the Atlantic Coast bleak ana cod S'it
breezes from the South blow in shore, with almost
bamy softness.
scores Of NEWCOMERS now here bear testimony TO
this encouraging fact and there is no doubt thai here
10 ore of the objective points to which the Lcnton
he gira directs Itself In the last week the MOTIFS
Guards gave the fourth ball Of their series for the VIII
Ter season and scores OF visiting society people were IN
attendance
number of prominent ladies have greatly interested
themselves in the welfare Of the newsb0ys, and course
q lectures on European travels given at the fTsJ
Iresbv,orian Church for their benefit has just been
completed The lecturer was the celebrated Chhrie'
II. Adams. 4 considerable amount Of money was
realized hotel people taking great interest, ana
a free reading room Will be instituted for the edihcs
ton Of the boys.
The wcllknown and hosptabe Chalfonte is quartcring
a large number of New Workers this year. and NUN
be- of engagements have been made for the cohiih1
month
Tho Mt Pleasant is comfortable family house and
A. Smith, the proprietor. has all cnvabe reputation as
an entertainer
The Dennis. Joseph II. Barton's old-cstabi.shed
hosiery. is an all-thc-ycar house that always holds
a considerable number of guests lis location with
broad ocean frontage, makes ii desirable house 10!
seasons soiOurn.
The Enderby is popular and wel!-managed. 1t IS IN
Michgan-ave. near the ocean and enjoys pioH'aol'
patronage.
The La Pierre House. at Delaware and Atlantic aves
lie omen all the year. and we-knovn and old cstab-
lshed hotel Louis REM is the proprietor and Il mum
her Of NEWCOMERS find comfortable quarters at his
house.
" Humphrey. Of New York. is at the Mansion, and
Mrs Julia Bradford, also Of Newlork, is registered at
the Stickney.
Slr and Mrs. L. Levi recent arrivals. Mr..
Levi is a New York business man.
Mrs j. A. Rogers. of New-lork is stopping at tho
comfortably LuTay.
Hosea Townsend Con gresham from Colorado Is en-
loving visit here. accompanied Ly his wife and
daughter.
Mrs stadlmoir Mrs. Evans aid cld. and Thomas
Amor Of Brooklyn arrived at lladdon Hal III, weoA
John savary assistant Librarian in Congress. IS en-
loving the hospitalities Of the sea side.
Henri H. Boyer state Trca urer Of Pcnns7lvania.
is a recent arrival at tie Brighton,
james Roosevelt and wife. OF PolghEeepsie' y. T.,
are enjoying a stag at inc Brighton.
II. j. Morris Of New YORK, is registered at tho
Brighton. as is also J. G. I!add,ch OF thai city.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac II. ID Non and Miss Roberta
Dixon OF Baltimore. are guests at the LHray.
Miss Jessie Lewis. OF Boston. Is at the LlIay.
James Il. HaImer and wife. Of New York. are recent
arrivals in our city and stopping at private
cottage.
Dr. Rdgcly and Mrs. Rdgely, Of Dover. are at tho
hos table LuTay.
Nj and Ms II. Pierce and Captain Thomas W.
White and wife, OF New-York, are registered at the
Dcnni, among this weeks arrivals.
Thomas L. Oakley and wife. Of New YORK, are at
the Hadd)n Han
New Yorker, enjoying the Sea sides comforts
Hewitt CobunI. jr., Mrs. l.. {. Gibnoh Miss VI. G.
Gibbon ana ]. ". iIalstcad.
Thomas j. Morris. United states District Jude IN
Naryla is comfortably qusrtered at the >hclbuhe.
r. x. Howell. Of New-lOrI, IS resting 10" III lc"
DAYS AT the ChalOnte. -, .
Another New-Yor.c~ who is mt TIE Chalionte is
Lewis Milford accompanied By his family.
Jackson King. OF New York, Is recupciitlhg broken
health at the Waverly. 1890
DR.. J. F. Corriean. brother Of Archbishop CORR
gan is mt the Mansion.
The Rev Dr. w. H. A. Fleming, OF Newark. IS
spending a few days az TIE Mansion . $40
J. y. ANhaus, Of BROOKLYN and a. II. Althaus. OF
New York, are recent arrivals at the Mansion.
President a. \. Mcleod. OF the Reading railroad
Company, finds the Traymorc to his liking