New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
Many TISITORS At ATLANTIC CITY.
IMPROVEMENTS At THE HOTELS AND IL TIE
CITY INCREASE THE ATTRACTIVENESs or
TIE REsOKT-VIsITOKs rEOM NEW -YONk

IMPROVEMENTS At THE HOTELS AND II TIE
CITY INCREASE THE ATTRACTIvENESs OF
THE REsORT-vIsIToRs FROM NEW-YOHK
Atlantic CITY y. j.. Feb. @ (SpeciaD. The influx
OF visitors at this early period H. something re-
markable The rush be explained In great part
by the fact Of the several cold snaps IN Florida IN
consequence OF which many who would Otherwise
have taken this long trip. particularly New
Workers. have decided upon the ci'y by the sea
as their outing field for the late winter and spring
season. Atlantic city during the last week has
presented a decided suggestion Of spring. The gen
eral renovation and Improvement throughout the
city during the winter serve 20 aid Ia making
CHEEKY the resort In general. well Frightening
the diversions Of the visitors and the prospects ~
the towns business people. The famous board walk
maintains Its supremacy The fayorite rendezvous
OF all soJOurners The numerous sun parlors That
dot this marine highway filled win crowds
each day. The many fancy booths AMI places u
light amusement being placed In readiness for
resumption Of business during the coming week.
Among the attractions 10 be added To the beach
front and to the city during the spring season VIII
be large hotel to be erected on the block Of ground
bounded by New-Jcrsey and Connecticut ayes, and
directly facing the ocean. This house VIII nav
about 30 sleeping apartments ana In Size. appoint
ment and style promises to rival any along the New
Jersey coast. Charles X. Myers. one Of Atlantic
City's wealthy and public-spirited business men.
Will erect The hotel which. upon completion. VIII be
taken in charge by j. w. Galloway. who has sue
cessfully conducted the Hotel Hoffman here for 4
number of years. The opening Of this new hotel
will take place June l.. and from that time on. as
an al.-the-ycar house. VIII present d hu'hpI 81
special attractions
There IS a remarkable activity al the present
time in Atlantic City's cottage circles Many who
own houses here well as those who rent by the
season are already occupying these homes, and 80
thoroughly settled that notable social ncidenis are
,s..rf,. HfITfn he
During the last week Atlantic city voted to re-
iect the new charter. and to continue under its
present laws and ordinances.
work has been begun on Atlantic city's new roof
garden which will be open to the puohc about the
middle Of June.
are the following:
T. T. Clark and Mr. ana Mrs' hdi'au are "' "'e
Chalfonte. - -
Bannan, V. Il. Van Wych Jr e. T. IraVerS' MIS-
Travers Paul Ira lers, J. {. Baxter anu - IT,
Gators are at Haddon Han
D. c. Elliott A. T. Howard, Mr. ana Mrs. e. H..
Peck and II. f. Patton are at the Seaside House.
Mrs DR. r Onenbach. Mrs. ID. Aaron Mr. ana
Mrs II Marcus Mr. and Mrs william Day ana
V g. Wolf are the Is.esworth
Charles II. Myers and j. Patterson are "' INV
'' Mss n F Randolph. Miss T. F. Randolph W H.
Thorne. Miss f; Il. Custer ,a, -. Wniam H. H.
i r.. X.
Neal Mrs William H. Neal MISS Neal, MIS- t ~,
Johnson Mrs. T. H. Pierce and InohlaS W. ''N'
are at the Ocean Sdnaiorium ,h - Kane
Mr. and Mrs j. II. Livingston. Josrnh -. I'm
and v Friedbefger are at the Hotel Brins%ie,kF,
Mrs F. 5. Sanborn. George r. b'''' "
Breed are at the HOte, I-uraV. Ia 4. - YORK
Mr. and Mrs l.. Iewisolm MISS y. N;;ri IN
Finley and Mrs Finley at the H9iei WnpSo md
Al The Hotel TraymOTe are j., r.. ii"!,,i W. r "a
Mrs d. g. Thompson, W. s johnson; W. M'SS wililom
Hood Mrs s. T. Walluger. Mr.. ana Mrx. "',''' -
G. Dcmoresi Mr. and Mrs O. " rnensn, - nj ~
Smith Mrs T. Gale. Mrs. II. d. has'V"'" ''''
Miss j. Borden 49,, , Me u Snence
j. a. Thompson. r. T. Chnnberlaih;,. 'irvons s
G. d. Preston Mr. and Mrs. r. o. ESar'S 81
Bursam Mr.. and Mrs. "; T. Gar.elonl;, tanning
Mrs c. D. Seas Mr.. and Mrs. Wiliam NJ ""'9
and Mrs. J. Williams 49, CT, A., cseis
At The Hotel Dennis are ". y. Sees. Mrs. See,s
Miss Downing w f. Powers. Mr.. and MIS- W. L.
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Williams are at the Penn
hurst. - =, ,..oo Mise
At the shelburne are william II. Royce MIS-
Townley Mr.. and Mrs. +. y. Kenyon, u 4 III
Won Mrs g. II Bucks Mr.. and MIS-. j. w ,nAuS
Miss A Chlds H. j. Heslor and +. j. licslor, a,
Thomas Montague. Mrs. II. VI. James ana nI
and Mrs Herman II. Schweiner are al inc ho'o'
Edison. ~ , 49,. tto,e,
Brunswick has kept the hotel open all winter iSI
the first time I'm the history OF the house ana w,
results have been most encouraging. Inc totei
brunswick Is accommodating number OF Nv ~,
Workers now, and has several families booked 'o'