New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
TIE BREAKERS ~ ATLANTIC CITY.
An ANIMAriNG VIEW FROM THE ENCLOSED
PAVILIoNS-HoTELS PREPARING
FOR THE SEASON.

An ANIMArING VIEW FROM THE ENCLOSED
PAvIIoNs-HoTELs PREPARING
FOR THE SEASON.
Atlantic CITY jan 16 (SpeciaD.-For thu last week
the weather certainly has been unpleasant, but hoteI
people are pacined b., the thought that If January Is
stormy February and the succeeding months VIII Oe
pleasant. Last year ii viii be remembered the CON
dition exactly reversed. January was hho
month"; with 10 severe and the period following
brought much stormy weather, especially in the Lenen
Even 1t Is, those people who do not looH
upon falling snow and severe cold with favor Will an!
how seek the shOc, for while rain Is frequent YET the
ground has not up To date, been tnGed by IN" Mccoy
white, and the temperature has fallen to the freezing
point comparatively few times. The rainy weather
does not leave the walking bad as the sandy soil rap
idly absorbs the water.
II is great sight to gaze upon the ocean from the
elevated promenade during storm, especially when
the wind is unusually high. The breakers roll in with
y tremendous roar. and the white caps dance and
foam with q 6erccness that almost inimidates the
watcher. scarcely has wave broken on the strand
before another overaps it, and the two Toll up on the
beach with the speed of warhor>e. They Iccede "a
rapidly and met by the next incoming breaker and
often q report loud as q il heard a. the two
bodies OF wafer struggle for the supremacy. The In
coming wave is generally the victor and the smaller
one is again hurled upon the beach. so 1t goes, the
water line constantly changing and the scene appearing
dinerent 10 me watcher almost every minute.
So much fer stormy weather along the beach, viewed
rom the numerous glass enclosed pavionS along the
Boulevard. Indoor life AT the hotels always gay
and card parti". muscacs, dancing, etc, are only
few Of tie popular divesiOnS.
But it must not be thought Tor an instant tlat We
have such weather any long periods seaslore
resort, for such is not the and next week prom
ises TO be deligltiul one for seashore soIoumng.
TIE hotel people all preparing for the season now
rapidly opening. and many improvements are being
made. The Haddon Hall opened today, and looks ex-
eeedingy bright and cheerful Of Mcssrs Leeds
and LippncOt the piOprieOrs are hustlng hotel men
and proven themselves be- liberal The
old popular management OF G.. Waters sons. The
Brighton will not be open until the middle OF febru
ary the improvements being made viii certainly
explain the delay. The viii be tho finest along
the Jersey Coast The United States Hotel will opeC
February 49, and Will be managed by tho
owner, John Davis. WHO secured the remaining
year o. Neal :. HamOn's lease. the pro
prictor. last year. SselbuIne. ThraymoIe and
Dennis are all open aud are entertaining great many
people. Charles Evans popular sea side Will Ope'
It's hospitable doors January -.
All a the other leading and well known beach-honse
are preparing for an opening At an eerly day.
The through New York trains go about February
/. and will be complete III every respect. 81, ,
Every one expects very brlsk NeW-l DIX business
this year and the prospects for this are excellent
There now more New-f WORKERS here than from any
other city and they are mostly long staser. ,oo,
we're f. u. Hoyt, who nj the Mansion: Car
BENTLEY and Mrs. Bentley at the Edredge: W.
Wilson of Troy. at the haymore MIR and Mrs. r.
stokcr at the Tray more, Mrs. c. II. Demarest at tn
Traymore.