New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-13
ATLANTIC CITJ'S UINTER SEdSoN VI b'
MANY IMPROVEMENTS MADE N THE LENp''"
HoTELs-ARRIvALs FROM NEW-fohh'

HOTELS ARRIVALS FROM NEW-lOhn'
Atlantic city. y D. Jan " CSpeciaD.-The winter
season at Atlantic City opens earlier every ''''
and the guests have been coming III u'uSu'"' -.
numbers ever since the holidays-in fao' q go
many sncnt that season here. few years ago inc
larger houses seldom opened before the io'h Vi re
ruary and only or TWO leading hos''"'
NAMED omen throughout the year. but no" this II
all changed and this year the Hotel brightoh' 'ea
side House Hotel Dennis. Hotel lra'i"o'e ',"
burne I.uray and Mansion Houses nave All o'
omen right through the year. peS'hes huI"e. quo
smaller hotels and boarding cottages All oi ."e''
houses report a fair business ana nave 10 'ue" "'
,,or NJ closlnc their doors from January 10 Jdh"-
arv IL VIII be only couple OF Weeks p''o'e Wv
uaddon Hall Chalfonte. Hotel WINDSOR fo'e' nun
man Iseswor;h and Pennhurst VIII pe open anu
This will complete the list OF larger anu o''e'
known houses. so It VIII pe see" '''' WV
practically open now. -,
-h us,ai imnrovemcn:s have been going on dur
inc the winter and wherever 1t has been possible
TO add A new feature for the comfort anu P'"'
Of the guests 1t has not been oNerooh'"' ~ ''''
Uotel Brighton a compete new system Oh h''''"e
has been introduced. and an entirely new e'ec'''C
Mani nut in thus making this most compete OF
t,s,olr,e. more comfortable than ever. me fehh-
burst has be.u entirely torn out new elevators ana
additions built until now 1t VIII rank WIN IL s'
noighho,s The Haddon Hall and Chafonie have
also received new decorations. and these o''-'S'''
uehe
Around the city a number Of improvements Tor 'he
- - ,,tr,,s have been completed New JET
,,.s have been built during the winter OUT from
the boardwalk thrs protecting the De1ch' >" INA
f. Will be In the best possible CONDITION 'o' ms
after the spring opens. l. has been the op!''' " u"
pcrty-hoiders TO make one coh'lh"'' INV MN
inc the ocean promenade. from one end Of inc Guy
., cha other ana there Is little doubt but what TINS
will he accomplished.
4 handsome hot and cold sea-water "at" "as ~
erected near the Hotel TraymoTe anu i'o'r' W.
sor and IS said to be the most compie" "'o"N "'
Atlantic Coast This. OF course Is " Hr'"' "'''
,ion for the visitors and will b. appreciated pY
h An,,ber Improvement which j. decidedly
,o.a,ror,hv j. the probability OF the Mlahuc 'iN
street Railway Company running an o'er'" IN"
from the board walk at the foot % H'"'n '''''
ave righ I'm thu centre Of tnr city 80 -N''' ave.
and Theme. f. the Inlet This VIII ne c,nvenir e
10 promenaderS VINO have a"a!s 'I,u %, ~, r ~
walk from the ocean front % the busy poi"oh %
rh PENNSYLVANIA Railroad also realizes mat tne
\.v-Y.rk season here j. ol ming "iIcI w. ~
and So on 2lontSy nI fnntic t'liy through
nre.s win IN, b,st OF Pullman bunet parlor cars
anu ,"% V'rk AT / ~ T. IN. weekdays. arriving
A. Atlantic C'ty AZ $50 p. M. returnng &C.,
W., =, rtps ARRANGEMENT will anord excellent con
ncriions to and nom New-Ensiand an r .S,rin,
tors Of d.. hotels now Yort .on;iieen, has been
-, 80 ,@sk ,ror,et an arrival ~ fourteen New
V%s,.l.r. nm ON. Train
& 1 J an Air.. In the hoals during this season
,r. fi,.iv ami tourists nante, fo nt'r ~,"' .',.'
rhere nave been several quet tanc~s anu ."t n
A. ono Of IN, hotels. aii 90 wA.rh nav" h''' WY "
'I\@oo.,cc,be amons Atlantic visitors a. he presen.
,i.,. are D number who in previous "Ht'i St !,
XXI. season I'm FLORIDA The winters ar 80 mn mn "
recent years thar many o. these tourists it.i', I'D
be- near ~ non. .'n J." t ,tr.Clrs oul, tourney
tIis f,r southwark Atlantic 81, has hah hT' OK
snow and nat only lasted bat one ia}. Az Ni,n
iho exception % t~o OF tht' l'f+ . 49, ,r.l
d.,vs the feup-r.turs hts NOT h'Nn DO" ir' Ut
90 ,,ini : walk afon- fhe board walk during we
m11ay hours is certainly Il.A [ IN, a lid,
.t.e,,,, thought %. being cold Inis genial ,.-
mate which Atiintlr C.'y does enjoy tat h' .,'n'
80 49, . herc A. ono ~ our most busy prrilis
AMI most thoroughly enjoyed hy ihe visiting ton'h-
Xr.uyorhers in town inc9ac, 'ns lsllo%9s Mr..
T. VI Limo. Mis- Ling II NJ Inc, Il, M sled Mr..
= u sinTrce Mr., i.ornns. Hlrs - Metro,
S Sir M, Nj NIs = r. fawr'ncc Sir ana Mrs " n
Hanfori ., Wnsn INA, MI an IT,. NJ; WHEY and
! Miss Wicy. A. ihe Hotel Hr.ghion I,
81 he Hot,l Dennis az = Th9mp'qFn ~, y .ei n
gowns 4 w fl, 9 iIs q IhefTr -
| = a., ~ .h H.. iirn. are Iii ana Mr. J. F. Grannon.
Mr., r. i! r. o 5' Mrs ii Mcyane Mr va, eaa
| iams Miss Williams and j., mann ams ,.,.,,. AZ
tGIsoa at me llnp S ~ %ni Mr. l.
AM nl,s Mi ~, ami Mr. 4 : Rnvkcr Charlie T..
Mead t."'' Ms Mead. II iiqriins T. = N EisnF.
| 1;o.Ismiih Mr ana Mr.. NJ Adams ana MI ana
Mr. Inv w. p n n,a' !. e., the Seaside Hou.
| Mr. and Mrs Van Dusen and M ana M's Jus
tay d. Donnea are at 'h, hSsiS,gnc Mr. and Mrs
W carol : S'Tation Mr. ant Mrs. ~. '1'1r'
/ r collins Nj ana Mrs f Hahn; Mr.. and Mr..
II; g. Mlcr A,r, ~ Cos ara 4 p MMfi'r' IT,