New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
THE WINTER Ar ATLANTIC CITY.

MANY NEW WORKERS ENJOYING THE BRIGHT
WEATHER AT THE CITY BY TILL SEA-
Atlantic city, Jan. o (spccian.-with clear sky.
plenty ot sunshine and the thermometer in the
ncighborhood OF 50 degrees. IL Is easy matter
for one. while the beach. gazing ont on the great
ocean imagine that we are in the midst OF one Of
the glorious spring months that have become such
popular times with the aristocrats for seaside
soourn. should we be blessed with pleasant
weather Atlantic will have a glorious spring season.
Tho winter season is here. and daily are the largo
hotels opening In order to accommodate the numerous
applicants who axs already making arrangements for
the entire winters soIourn In the City the-Sea.
Every year the New-lork contingent has been
increasing. until now the months Of January Feb
riary. March and April univ ersally known tho
New York season.
Even at this early period no PRISON has any
10 complain Of being dull or lonesome. Tho
major part Of soourncrs here just are in search
of rest. but those who desire md gsyey IL they
seek IT, on pleasant day the beach affords all the
amusement any one could desire. and the evenings
can lie spent In various ways. Card parties at tho
hotels are constant occurrences, and dancing Is fire.
oucntly INDUCED In with great delight.
The hotel accommodations are first class, and no
one could ask for better, while the railroads
Offering every inducemcnt for the citizens OF the
great metropolis visit this pryIty Jersey resort
freou,ntly and Justly termed the Florida OF tho
North"
Among the most prominent OF the hotels is the
righton which mas for many years been the popular
headQnar ers for New Workers while sojournng in this
city, This splendid hoselry is most magnlhoently ap-
pointed and supplied with every convenience could
wish. The Brighton Is now undergoing extensive im-
piovements receiving large addition OF bedrooms
and being rcpainted and rcdecorated entirely.
Opposite the brighton aud la full view OF the ocean
Is the Traymoc. This Is of the most fashionable
houses and Il, always we'll filled with New Workers.
The house was opened on January . after receiving
many additions.
The IIaddon Hall, Chafonts and sea Side are three
uptown houses prominently before the public during
the winter They all three making prepar-
for opening. the former January 10 and the
The Mansion under the same old established man.
agement Of Charles Mctlade, Is enter aiming a num-
Der OF prominent business men, who yearly
stop at this house
Tho Sheburne and Dennis both all the years
houses. and have been registering reasonable num-
gra many improvements being made among
the hotels as is always the at this time OF the
Ssa visitors 'a sSS y this sss
find a number Of new houses to choose from.
The beach Is also receiving great attention. and all
able The beach is building ont very much At somo
Of the most popular bathing spots and the drive along
the ocean iron! is by this made much broader.
The railroad companies have not gwen oat their
anticipated increase In the number 81 trains 10 and
from New York but 1t Is known that thy VIII shortly
pubic.
among tie New; Workers here william Mcleod. At
man: Mrs, A. T. Frotldnghim and Miss J. A. Froth.
,S Ss" Tpa, Of rooky SSn at the Lehman HsSee :.
Downes. Leonard G. Levy and A. ~ F. issaos. Ma: T.
GIRL TN, and % s %aa q. he yny%oss De.pcy
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