New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
HAPPY ATLANTIC CITY.
SHE REJoIcEs N MANY HOTEL AND COTTAGE
VIsIToRs-TO EXTEND THE BEACH.

sttr, prrorCrs N MANY HOTEL AND COTTAGE
vlslToRs-TO EXTEND THE BEACH
Atlantic city. y j.. JAN p (speciaD.-An en-
couraging sign Of the times is the arrival OF so
many of the long-term visitors who make THIS theT
hc,douarters for at least six months OF the year.
Then there are the cottagers. who for change OK
scene and novelty spend the late fall ana early WIN
ter in the larger cities, but. nevertheless can Az
lantic CRY home They. too. are reappearing' ana
with their arrival comes the resumption or cottage
life. 80
Much interest has been excited during the last
week in tie wrecked steamer Andes which went
ashore on Brgan,ine Shoals last Monday morning
in heavy fog During the week number OF SAIL
inc n,r,,as have visited the vessel and in some
cases the more daring have boarded the steamer
Nor content with the tardiness Of Neptune in max
ing additional beach. company IS about TO be
formed with the object Of aiding In THIS work Ihis
is TO be accomplished by purchasing the iron pier
NJ Massachusettsave. and converting 1t INTO Je'y
ar hreakwa,er This Will naturally alter the course
OF the ule-water. AMI. a. has been successfully
demonstrated in numerous other cases, will add
considerable more beach 20 the cItys entire ocean
front This project is OF nterest 10 every owner OF
beach front property. as each owns TO hign-wa'er
mark and every addition means an increase oil VAL
liable land The plan viii in ID way interfere with
the pier a. pleasure retreat ana VIII no DOUBT aio
In makln- II douh,y secure.
Tn. OLD subject OF building beach drive connect
ing this city and Longport the extreme southern
end Of the sl,ul. has again been revived ana
brought before the local hotel and business people
Such a road would extend the entire distance within
= stones throw of the ocean and take in number
of pretty summer resorts that are situated below
this city.
Another novelty shortly % be added to the at
fractions that line the Ocean Promenade, Is INC
Electric Scenic Theatre" which was an attractive
feature in the electrical exhibit at the Worlds
mo yD-rOfl
ing l,ca,.d at the ocean end of Tennessee-aye
Numbered among the last weeks interesting So
cial affairs was the reception given by the Morris
Guards at their armory on Thursday evening.
The. ocean has been particularly high and furious
during the week It afforded the frequenters OF the
boardwalk picturesque sight at the Hood, par
tcularly at the lower portion OF the strand where
the waves beat and washed the promenade
within the view Of crowds of visitors who AT sate
distance enjoyed the sight of the oceans fury.
Ar Uems,ev of tie Brighton Casino. is now ne
gotiating WIKI the Hungarian Orchestra to serve as
this seasons permanent attraction at his beach 'front.'
resort These musicians created much admiration
al the Casino last year
The Hotel Hoffman. under the management OF
Nj Galloway. will reopen its doors FOR the season
on February /. During the winter general rem
ovation has been in order throughout the hotel ana
a comfortable and commodious sun-parlor added 10
the couvoniences of the house. , -.
By a careful reconstruction of his beach 'front.'
property Mr.. White. OF the Hotel Luray, mas SVEN
hi, house an excellent ocean view and exposure.
This improvements together with many others Whlcn
the house has undergone during The winter. num-
bers ii among the most inviting OF al-the-year no
tells. ,
Another ii-the-year house that presents newly
rettol interior with the latest couYeniences Tor TINS
seasons patrons Is the E!kton This seaside rest.
ing place is already entertaining It's complement OF
winter guests.
Haddon Hall and the Chafonte will resume for
the season on February and respectively. -
The Abemarle. one Of the most popular or the
uptown hotels will begin it's second season apout
February /. This house although new one last
year. enjoyed "A most prosperous season. during the
time has been closed 1t has been still further en-
belished
The Windsor under the direction OF q. Jason wa.
ters will open February 10. and In appearance ana
service will rival all its past efforts The location
the house IS In the select ncighborhood FAC
Ing directly tho ocean front and II Is all that
select and fashionable patronage could desire IN us
seaside quarters.
The recent arrivals the Brighton are Mrs
Waldo IIutchns. Mrs. H. G. Wolcott Mrs. H. g.
Bowner Miss *. Bough. Mr.. AMI Mrs Bannon. Ed.
ward Crager. Mr.. and Mrs. Adam liickel. Mr. ana
Mrs. John Davidson. George Holdin, OF NeY-fork.
and John Nanamaker. of Philadelphia.
At the Dennis Dr. samuel Sexton, John Boz
CART and Professor II. -. Fine
don Miss Grayd0n. Miss Field and Allan H. sexton
The Traymore visitors include DR. l.. Dinke!splet
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neuman Mrs Arnold Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Rothschid. the Misses Morrow. Mr.
and Mrs. y. H. Perry Mr.. AMI Mrs. j.. IA. Rinsot,
Miss Rngot. OF New-York; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
At the Revere Mrs. y. V. Powell Mrs. e.
NarIan and Miss Rosenfeld
W. +. Young Samuel J.. Walker and j. ii. Dab.
lem 1t kuehnics Hotel.