New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
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UINTER Ar THE SEASIDE.

NOVEL HOTEL SCHEME
Atlantic City. ~ j. Jan. 10 (speciaD.-Wth only
two weeks of the year gone by, Auahuc III!
oa, boast Of IT'S visiting contingent exceeding In
numbers its early winter records OF FORMER !c"iS
Roth health and pleasure seekers TO make up ths
throng and "A glance at the registers OF 'he Nd'o"S
hotels shows representatives, from ever! P"l' ~
the country. which shows the popularity ol ,ne
natural and social charms of this, the ohI! North-
ern winter seaside resort AS Of OLD. New forherS
nre1on,inate and every day the through trains OF
hoth the Pennsylvania and Reading railroads ma
terially help to swell the list Of guests from t"e
METROPOLIS The majority Of the leading NOTES. III
Guiding the Brighton Dennis. Traymore Sheiour"e'
Seaside Elkton. Lehman and Richmond are Open.
, week or two more will mark the beginning oil
another season by the Hoffman. Chalfonte had'oh
nm Windsor lsleworth and Irvington. The OPP
nortunities for making improvements ana genera
renovation that the fall and early winter ann"
have not been allowed TO pass by unho'ceu Io' vi
all sides is the effect Of new paint enlarged puI"-
,nps new furnishings and general brushins-up
apparent ~ A,
Among this seasons proposed additions TO Az
,,,ic,s long list Of hotels IS the construction oil
three hotels at Chelsea, TO be known as Inc l"'c'
Inns" The project is TO construct thtSe 81"
houses on one large plot OF ground To pe "'''''
the one MANAGEMENT. yet distinctly different III ue'
amendments. They are TO be named inc ASH
inrton the Berlin and the Paris; the style ana ser
vice Of each to closely follow those Of the Leading
hotel Of the city after which II is named HD'@I
idea embodied in the rules 10 govern THESE PioP"H'
houses and one that is bound TO meet win lne "P-
proval Of guests is the privilege ao"eu any
ono reg,sterina at one Of these hotels OF taxing
meals at either OF the three in accordance WIN
taste II Is also proposed cover the entire top
az each structure with roof garden for public use
The Boardwalk Atlantic Citys greatest chaTdo-
teristic public institution. is daily thronseh WIZ"
those 10 whom strolling Is a pleasure WINE mos
who prefer quietude and rest crowd the inc'oSrd
glass pavilions that line the beach and indulge IN
a sun-hath A particular fad and one which IS
rapidly coming in vogue among VisNofS' Is A"o"'
The social season so far has been confined to a
few local affairs and the entertainments tnat me
hofe, managers are constantly providing for their
nUests entovment such as germans cotilions. pro-
gressve euchre. parties and dramatic performances.
The Casino which was erected last season on the
grounds of the Hotel Brighton. and which Is under
the same MANAGEMENT as that Of the motel Is pop
ular and the groups Of society leaders from NV
York boston Philadelphia. Baltimore and all the
large cities that swarm the rotundd eHchdHsc, Hu'
parlors and recepuon-rooms form most "o'i"ie
Active preparations for extending Young q Nc,
shea's Pier still further oceanward are now IN
order and before long the gates OF ms ',is my
semi marine structure VIII be thrown %PIn % SocKs
public The large dancing pavlIoh' the nsnis 80, o
and the promenadnC areas are all TO be cnlafRei
sufficiently to accommodate the crowds that an
What viii no doubt prove a great improvement to
the beauty and attractiveness OF ne ocean FROM
enade will be the carrying out OF the intention 81
number Of the bath-house proprietors 10 pace ucii
establishments under the boardwalk, mus TeiloN-
ing a number of unsgftly frame structures ana al
lowing "A free and unobstructed view on all sides
The contract has been made for dredging an inside
waterway connect Atlantic city ana cape May
and taking in by its course the numerous seaside
resorts that line the between these two points
a line Of steamers Will ply between the two
cities and furnish delightful excursion 10 the loV-
ers Of aquatic pleasures. The capital 10 conduct
this line has been furnished by moneycd men OF
Network, Philadelphia and South Jersey.
Fishing, both in the bays and in the ocean, al
though a pleasure that Is trlne cold. - being
taken up BY the amateur spOrtsmen, VINO accom-
pan, INC "Oli salts who reside here and fish for
living. Cunning has far provided no end Of
sport for the lovers of that pastme ana every day
the numerous creeks and bays that surround this
city are hearing skiiiioads Of hunters. whose luck
particularly in the capture OF wild ducks has been
encouraging ~ .
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Underwood, william G.
Demarest. Mrs. Dexter Edward y. White Arthur
Coouer. A. Salivdnt. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Brown
| and Mrs William r. Ferguson are guests of the
TraymOre.
Mi and Mrs. J. b. Cole. Walter Rollins. William
H. Wallace W. e. Mundeck. Ratclih Hicks. 9.
Warner. H. L. Gr!ggs. +. 4. Bell. Mrs. Iarrott,
George II. Norden. Mrs. James Van WORT Michael
Murphy, - W. Sullivan. l. Mason. j. NJ kocn,
James 4. Praecr J. \. Visor. II. VI. Little Sam
uel B. Ladd. c. l.. Hancock and H. II. Armstcad
at the Hotel Brighton.
Mr. and Mrs Rossman. William Sneckncr and
John Il. Finngan are guests Of the Shelburne.
at the Dennis, and c. Gorton IS at kuchuie's Hotel