New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
ATLANTIC CITY POPULOUS
THE VISITORS OF THE LENTEN SEASON IN
CREASING

THE PRESENT HOTELS CROWDED AND NEW
ONES GETTING READY FOR USE
RECENT ARRIVALS.
Atlantic City, March (special.-The temperature
took sudden fall the early portion OF TINS week. anu
the weather has been rather sharp, although not IN
| comfortable The number Of visitors registering al
the hotels is steadily increasing. ana the Leh'eh
| season is now undoubtedly in full force.
What Is generally termed the event OF the wlhtcr
! season. the annual fair given by the popular local
! military organization the Morris Guards. Will be
| held this year, beginning April Q. The mStrohs anu
| aids have already been selected, ana thls aiIdi
fortnight of solid fun promises to be more succe'Sin
| this year than ever before.
The question which IS agitated above all DINERS
is that Of paving the main thorouehares, ana the 'iS
Council is expected introduce an ordinance soon
! authorizing the work 1t will, lnaced' DC srca.
improvement and considerable Influence IN inc WI! o
Endorsement by leading taxpayers Is being Droushe
upon the municipal authorities.
The enterprise of the Pennsylvania Railroad mas pun
Atlantic CITY within easy reach of New-fork ana
Uroo,lyn Their special Atlantic city express With
buffet parlor cars and coaches leaves COruahdt ana
DeSbrOsscs SIS. at 80. p. m every week gay anu
land passengers in "Thc City by the sea ~ ''o
p. This is the popular train from Ncwi ork' ana
is highly appreciated by visitors to TINS faVo'c resort
Several new hotels in Virgina-avc. which arc no"
in course of erection will be completed in few
weeks and will be opened by popular hotel men, Tho
Oriental is the first to open its doors. 1t is hand
somcly appointed house. and is desrably located near
the beach, The houSe is under the pIoprietorshp OF
Alexander NJ. Oppenheimer, formerly Of the Hotel
GSey, in this city.
The Hotel Cambridge in New.Y0rl1 ave. facing the
beach will open on March H. under the management
of samuel IL. Lewis, of the Hotel Cambridge chester.
MIR. Lewis managed the Cambridge last year, and 1t
scored successful season.
The Hotel Hoffman is one Of the most deSifapN
located houses on the island, and furnished in the
most modern style. All hotel convenicnccs are found
there and everything connected with the house IS
strictly frst-cass James W. Galloway, hotel man
OF several years. experience, is the proprietor ana 'o
Hoffman IS popular hotel with Atlantic Clty guests
J. Whites Hotel Luray still quarters a large con
ungent of the New York and Brooklyn arrivals al
Atlantic City, and his guests never leave inc hoso
dissatisfied. Mr.. White has won an ehviabe repu''
ton as a hotel proprietor, to which his many years
experience justly entities him.
The Revere under the management of J. J. ROD.
erts is doing excellent New-IorK business anu
many well-lnown people of the metropolis are 10 DC
found there
rIo son side IIouse has a patronage from New-lork
CITY who register at this popular hostery year ai'er
wear Charles Evans, the proprietor IS "e'-H"o""
hotel man and great entertainer WIN MS eues',.
His house IS Of the largest IN INC Guy anu ~ ~
Appointments is strictly frstclasS.
The new Hotel Richmond is handsomely iurnlshed
house and is popular. The proprietor Is W. Ii. Pcasc'
and his experience In the hotel business gives nm
stetdy and unfailing patronage
The Imperial i, one of the most popular of the up
town hotels and under the experienced management
~ g. W. Kendrlck is scoring successful season
Among those at he Hotel Brighton are Mrs seth W.
Johnson and daughter. Miss A. ID. Anthony, Miss
woodruf. Mrs and Miss Hemingway and Dr. Macl"y'
of Ney-YOrk; j. W. Paine Of Troy; Mr.. ana MIS-
g. d. Johns. of Newburg Mr.. and Mrs. George b.
Carhart and Amory ). Carhart OF brooklyn MI anu
Mrs Hiram siblcy, OF Rochester; j. b. Tyler ana Miss
: j. 1ceker and Miss Meeker OF Newark ~ o.
Hiram sib,.y of Rochester; Mr.. J. b. Tyler ana MISS
TYLER If North Adams Mass. j. Brown and Miss
| rrown of Quebec Mrs. James l.. Hubbard and Miss
Ripley, Of Norwich Conn.,
Colonel H. 9. Reed of New York. is at the Mansion.
Pliny Fisk and family. of New-Iork, arc Quaf'c'ed
at the sea Side
Alexander NJ. Hudnut, the Misses Labor. the Rev.
George : Baker and wife, and j. W. Hals'eio anu
family of Ncw-York are at the sea side.
sarucl Millikcn a prominent iron and steel man
| ufacturer, of New-York is quartered at the Hotel
Hoffman.
F. W. Perry and Mrs. Grace Darlington. Of New
| Work. ar, at the Hotel Hoffman. They will remain in
Atlantic City for the entire summer 49,, re
". Siiastiney, of Ncw-lork Is at TIC iiotci Ho"'
in''iiI 4 Mcleod. president Of the Philadelphia and
| Reading Railroad accompanied by Miss simpson, Miss
| Lclver, Robert :. Davis and Miss DAVIS was at the
" f. Weeks of Now York, is Of the most recent
" Mr. and Mrs Yonenes Mrs. F. Stanncld ID. H.
| stanGcld Miss YOuenes and +. V. foueneS form a
pleasant party Of NEWCOMERS stopping at the Ken
| mOnd. -, ,, go NJ
and Mrs. J. S. spencer and son. Mr.. and MRS. 1. W.
| Lowell. Mrs. J. \. Rockwell, l.. PECK ana iahiN
| samuel Greenbaum and family. Mr.. ana MIS-. '
| Wcrthimer J. A. Macy Mr. and Mrs j.. W. French
Mrs. Louis Givcronard, of YORK Cty, afcOH
| pauicd by Miss Antonio Alccs. Mexican ladV: y
Rva and F. Gcrl French gentlemen Of wealth arrived
| at the United states Hotel this week for short 50
iOurn. 49, ,,o. nm, Mice ve,,io
| Kcarucy are recent New York arrivals.
Mrs. F. u. Marshall and A.. q. SpronlIs oi Nov"
| York arc comfortably CHARTERED at the Dennis.
Mrs. James smith and Mrs. q. Abeel New orh' arc
| stopping al the Traymore. -. -
| Is a recent arrival the Sea side -
Joseph Thomas and wife and Emile 1hOhlas are III
! the Hotel Hoffman -
| James Buttcrworth. Of Newark, can DC fouhu coih