New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
ATLANTIC CITY VISITORS.
THEIR NUMBERS STEADILY INCREASING As
LENT APPROACHES
ADJUSTMENTS WITHIN DOORS AND WITHOUT:
BONIFACES ALL SMILES AND HoPEFULNEsS
AS THEY SEE THE LENGTHENING
LIST OF ARRIVALS.

LIST OF ARRIVALS
Atlantic City, Feb. IL (Specal.-Again has tn
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad proved It's efficiency and en-
terprise By placing on the schedule through New
York train which began running yesterday. This
train IS composed Of Pullman buffet paror cars and
day coaches. Is superbly appointed, and Will leave
Desbro,see Cortandt st. ferries at 80 m every
day except sunday, arriving in Atlantic City about
) p. M. and leaving Atlantic City at $50 a. m, viii
arrive In New York at Il 40 p. m. II will prove
useful to business whose families are visiting kes
during Lent, as it will afford them the opportunity
OF being with their families over night.
The daily arrival of large numbers Of visitors tom
all parts Of the United states proves that the hdA
men We're not wrong when they said that this wouA
be the most prosperous Lcnten season that Atlantic
CITY enjoyed.
A combination OF rain and sunshine the early pan
Of this week rendered 1t bo.h comfortable and IN
comfortable TO the guests but the many attractive
features about the various hotels afforded them con-
siderable amusement, that the time was spent
pleasantly.
The seaside. Well and popularity known among
the NewYork visitors has engaged a full orchestra
from until the summer season. The hotel Is
rapidly filling with visitors and some Of New lorks
most popular people can be found at this delightful
house. The biweekly hops which have rendered this
hotel so popular will shortly begin, and the genial
proprietor. Charles Evans, will endeavor TO present
every possible feature that makes hotel attractive
The social world has been more than alive this
week. on Wednesday night the Amateur Orchestra
gave OF its popular receptions at the Morris
Guards Armory, and the pretty faces and handsome
costumes Of the ladies. with the beautiful decorations
all formed attractive feature. Numerous guests
Of the various hotels noticed among those present
\ pretty charitable entertainment given last
Tuesday by the various churches for the benefit OF
the Working Boys Free Reading Room, Mt the Man.
haitian Cafe. An attractive feature the different
tables decorated in different coors and presided over
by matrons and aids. all dressed to match ther
tables. A very pleasant evening was spent, aa
considerable money was realized.
The san Marcos. under the able management Of
Charles Edwards. opened this week. The hotel has
been refurniShed in many rooms. and will prove one
OF the most attractive. During the season an Or
chestra will be attached. and daily concerts ana
frequent complimentary hops will be given TO us
guests
The Lehman under the skilful management Of
+. W. Lehman, is another Of the hotels that has
opened this week. The hotel has been enlarged and
renovated and will present some attractive features
this season.
The Hoffman. under the management NJ j. W.
Galloway. reopened this week, after being Thoroughly
renovated and rcfurnshed in many rooms. lac
numerous guests already at this hotel testify TO iS
popularity
The warm weather OF Tie last lew DAYS MS 'a"''U
many visitors to to shore, and II tue
weather remains clear there is every indication OF
rush tomorrow.
The New Senate a large house uptown. presents
of the most attractive features Of that portion OF
the city. The hotel Is very popular with the N'ors'
and under the management Of II. b. Cook sui
will prove possibly more attractive this season.
a hotel which has just been erected at PACING
and Virginia aves. is the Albemarle. This house VIII
rank among the largest. and intellectually speaS'
ing Is the pret,icst in the city. II has been en-
tirely refurnished throughout. and under the ~
perienced management OF Messrs Cope BAN
ford will be one of the most attractive. "'
every convenience for the entertainment OF guests,
Fairs seemed 10 have settled upon us like olouu.
One hardly before another begins ~,
Hall. which Is well attended. and on Marcn IL
the Morris Guards will give their annual fair .
one OF the first things visitor does upon ~
irving here is to take run down 10 the boarTa
walk look AT the waves, but the fact
that mary II person who has gone down for u me-
view could scarcely tell whether the ocean was tutIss
or not, except upon the presumptNe evidence ,has
state of affairs Is hardly matter OF wonder, cV
sidering how many and various are the objects "'H
attract the attention of the public
The merry around" Is the popular alyear 80.
parlor where the young and old congregate Nhsro
the ladies' take their books and fancy work VIA
the gentlemen perIse their morning papers '"s
where everybody rides the d" flying horses; ana
Guests are coming and going all the tihe, ou' Who
thing is nOticeable-that the majority OF ti0se ms
come here at this come for cOnslherapf
There is little of the down for couple OF g I,
business. and week Is n short stay Tor theSe AeA