New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
ATLANTIC CITY GUESTS.
ATHLETES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
GREAT NUMBERS.
MEASURES TO PROTECT TIE BEACH FROM DIS
REQUIREMENT.

MEASURES TO PROTECT TIE BEACH FROM DIS
REQUIREMENT.
Atlantic City y. j.. April rs (SpeciaD.-1>e"-
Workers continue to form a large portion OF 'ie
visiting throrg: in fact, travel from the meTop
Oils at the present time Is even greater IMAM !.
was during Lent. one evening during the I"s' We"
the through train on the Pennsylvania Railroad n
s,sted Of i've Pullman cars and two day coaches
all heavily laden. Such patronage from that po"'
IL Unprecedented so late IN the season
To-day the town IS overrun by hnndreis "i
amateur athletes here as spectators or partc'pi,s
in the athletic and bicy,e meeting at Inlet Parb 'hs
afternoon under the auspices Of the Morris GuaiiS
Athletic Club. SO great has been the success Oh 'nS
gathering that It Is now purposed to have such "A
ore every month The next one viii occur on May q"
From time TO time during the las, hai dozen
years different schemes have been enlanauhs from
the minds Of both local and foreign projectors
whereby Atlantic City's beach could ne ui'Z"I I''
,,orev-uallnc without regard 10 Disagreement or
destruction So far. all these projects have been
ha5lv scored and In consequence have never ma
terallzed; but that such matters could secure 4
strong foothod would be easily poss!hle as 'ie 'H-
tire beach front. with the exception OF SiNN
strp extending the entire length OF the city is Ue
property Of individuals and their combination ana
approval are all that would be necessary for the
completion Of any scheme. no matter what 'Hec'
It might have toward damaging the ocean front
The danger in such a state of affairs was strongly
demonstrated recently when syndicate OF capital
sts started 10 lay plans for The erection oi an
elevated rai,road along the beach between the
boardwalk ami the ocean. 80 mnch oppose - -.,'
action was the great majority ~ visitors am ''s'
dents that the senator from this elsiFlct was ti i-
city 20 purchase the entire N-f'h ''lt - -,
froducel into the senate. wnicn BIZ was li7-''
during this week This bill also forhi4S ihc t,i,
c,,-o,ior Of any railroad O structure OF any KIN!
ou..lIe the Boardwalk. II i~ now ft.y 'Ap,cl'
ma, ne Council viii proceed n short oFiri rlt'.l
TO obtain easement deeds OF tbs entire s'i'.r "
th- present owners. or. u TINS ne imi, ''' "
uiirrfase the same under legal condemnation
The electrical scenic theatre. after s'FrTa. H.nt-
proparatlon was opened 70 the pubic this even 's
under favorable circumstances. lhc structure ,-''
tanning this enterprise is cntrfN ne" am pi
sents an attractive ARCHITECTURAL improvement OF '
Among the New-Yorkers in town this week arc
the following: ,, y , ,,-,ut,,,s
: r. Campbell. Mr. Agnes O.. CnWpheH -. ~
Halsev H. Miles Sims Mrs. y. H. Bruce MT - iI
Mrs A T Martin Mr. and Ms. r. J. JOY ~ ~
Florence Joy Miss Swain and Mr. ana MIS-. y '
Windsor Cochran; Mrs a. J.. Moron, No a, c; ,r. .
F Brode Mrs. ". H. Smith. Mrs. +. GihoFi ana
M 6eanisH ana Mrs. r. N'"S Fed wiaam y Nqa. william
wilson. Robert Reid D. ". Brady r. ". Johnson
Mr and Mrs Herber; HAZARD. e..c,.-, y
Shelburne-Mr and MIS-. W; J. j.. S,tta..tt'', -
Siade Mrs Kns. Nh and MS. J. g, -. it''s
Mrs l. Biene II Rens AMI Anir.w ! ..i'f.. ID.
brighton Joseph Harper. Mr. ana Mia ii' '.'i !, : :
Weeps Nj clark HadclH Hicks M AMI Nj
= p Goodwin. Mr AMI Mrs. j. W; lc-tIAl.' ~ @
anI Mrs 4 N Powell. Mr.. arb Ms '5r'i~'
clinton Batchc.ler Nj. and Ms. DeaI'a'ne bIo"i
AMI Miss Brown.
koopman-J. &. Woln ,,. ,-,
ifcsworth-Aibert J. Bamberger. Albert Fries