New-York tribune., 1895-05-12
WARM FEATHER BY THE SEA
ATLANTIC CITY ~ ASSUMING ITS USUAL
CROWDED ASPECT.

NEW pAvEMExTs FOR THE PRINCIPAL sTREETs-
PLANS FOR 100000 HoTEI~duEsTs
OF THE WEEK.
| Atlantic CITY. ~ J., May II (SpeciaD.-The warm
| weather that has prevailed inland during 'ne WIN
ha. been sun,cient TO give Atlantic City dec'ded
,r,r,ar osnec, and adj many OF the characteris-
ttcs that are notable here during July anu Aus".'
Tho resort is beginning to I'LL once more WIN VIZ
,tors and the record OF arrivals each DAY exceeuA
| that OF the preceding one. All the ho'e's arc III"
omen and enjoying a satisfactory PATRONAGE VII"
the exception Of few dstinctively summer houses'
,,oh ore be,ne RAPIDLY placed in order for an
earIv resumption OF business. large majority
~ the beach, front amusement enterprises nave
opened their season, and the REMAINDER wiz oe "'
line before the closing Of the present month";
The second OF the series Of spring races 10 DC
given BY the Corinthian yacht fleet was sailed
o. ,igbt due-east wind sixteen boats starting
and fifteen finishing. over a long course iaid out
in the Thoroughfare. Owing to an error IN inc
time OF one Of the boats. the oncial time couid
not be obtained and the race may be repeated next
Saturday.
The officers Of the Grand Lodge Of the Benevo-
lent Protective Order OF Elks met here this week
TO consider all matters pertaining to the annual
convention of the order, which is to be held here
In July. Among those present at the session were
Grand Exalted Ruler +. b. Hay. Grand secretary
George A. Reynolds. and Grand Trustees Judge
W. c. VANDERBILT p. J. Campbell and J. W. Loube.
They expect that fully 1900 members OF the order
from all sections Of the country will be here dur
ing the convention, which will undoubtedly be the
greatest one this organization has ever held
The public movement to pave the avenues OF At
lantic City, which has long been matter OF great
local interest will begin to bear fruit during the
coming week Illinois-ave.. one OF our most fash
tonable boulevards, will be the first TO be paved
and before the season o. 1896 all the principal
avenues OF the resort will be favored with this
improvement.
The runors OF a new s. 100000 hotel for Atlantic
City are rapidly developing into an interesting
possibility. At the present time Jacob Rothschild
the owner OF the Hotel Majestic. of New-York. is
here perfecting arrangements for a hostelry to be
located near the centre OF the city. He is accom-
panied by George Edward Harding and George
A. Kelly, two New-York architects. who will be In
charge OF the erection Of the building, Mr.. Roth
schd is repued to be at the head OF a syndicate
OF New-York capitalists who have organized under
the name OF the Atlantic City Hotel Company
According 10 specifications being prepared. the
hotel will be nine stories In height built upon
foundations measuring $40 by $50 feet. II will be
OF steel, brick and stone construction and thor
oughy freproof containing 800 bedrooms. a large
hall. sun parlors. small theatre and restaurant
The large ocean pier situated at the foot OF
Tennessee-ave, IL now open for the season. and
although as yet no permanent attractions have been
engaged 10 entertain s patrons. the decks Of this
huge structure are we'll niled both morning and
afternoon, Hops are now given In tho pier dancing
pavilion every Saturday evening and Will be con-
tinued until the middle Of June. when they viii bs
made nightly AFFAIRS. '"hc immenns fishing net
which In hauled daily at II n. m. and y. ~, ut tho
end OF the pier In most popular attraction with
tho visitors. Tho many curious specimens which
are thus daily captured arc placed In "a large aqua
rum. erected st the outer end OF the pier
A IL tta a,ook opas
ceptIon rendered to r. X. Bennett. OF New-York. by
the guests OF the Albcmarlc. Miss Bessie Allen
acted as hostess and was assisted by Mrs NJ. Il.
Love- Mrs. Sweet and Mrs. J. A. Rudolf. The
evenings festivities closed with elaborate supper
over which Mayor stoy q ,h' city. presidssd s v..,
Presbyterian Church, OF Newark. n. j.. accompanied
0y Eachief q Police s'eu capbe OF ir BrooEyn Is at
the Seaside with his wife and
xired arm. Of psnn'ylvana
John Russell Young. ex-Minister to England. ac-
companied by his family, Is here for an extended
Mrs. f. Burd Grubb. OF Edgewater Park N. j..
is se e ns oMn are the oowne
the s and Rossn;sS Mrs Mrs G. BEsF
FrledsndsT, fs Mrs j. Z. Butler. Miss x. Butler and
Miss L. J. Doake.
MA At ana the "rf chafoneR R.s'ff Harris L. W. Farchd
e4ans M snS Mss Mrs e. Mer Mea aaa SIs W
m pr and M Ingram "a Mr and M a
\ u G f!SS$sIIIIia Ki%SsII and Mrs M5s. u $: Ki%SaiI;w w
Ss1 ;s.; G NsGsSa + $orSs M;
Eldredse J. Templs: Mss Helen A. nm1I,s GaTrss Mr. sni
RobeSl And Mrs j. nooream 90 Grnnam MIS- D"0r'h ana
''SIF'f At Haddon HaiIMr; and Mrs n; G; Barnym.
Z < rrow6rdss 1%S Bird l. 5. Nudge. Mr., and Mrs i. T.
q es Mr. Mas and G. M f. M. wa% " Esw af Msi
Mrs William T Ksess NJ Warns na M Mis-. I NsD wa ss
i; Ron, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Thompson and H. b.
Mrs. i"S Mittier. Mrs Friend Miss A. Friend.
Al Hy%a yne Hois a"d ufsss 1Ssrlsdss and
MIS-. W irwin D. Dunlap; .nG.,i e CLARK q nsn M,
ned net Mrs. r. HoMsrS 5snRs an and T. Mr. nd Mrs
re Msns9nB v F. Tres%an s;.I J. H. Ks1F e Es!Ss Mr.
3. A. Hampkins. Miss NJ T.. Esser. j; J. Manning.
Tsbsa % Parss M. Mr. T. and A. $ Mrf jon Fl 9DS %aa ms:
Phpp n5 ESspf E2s H X Mr. comes nS Mrs M Blair w. H.
drHtf At the a@S Ocean Danzeger Mrs. E.
TanzeSer S and william La II Is Neal uenar,cks
]. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Payson and Miss NJ.
s rs; m ssRP$s, Fissh Ntss Hs., fEss
Z. Welch and j. f. Duseill.
AT the Hotel Traymore-Isaac Adler; Mrs. Thomas
X Lees Mrs A Bailey, Mrs G. w. Cass, j. f.
RothweIl Mr.. and Mrs; Thomas NJ Warhed; Sam
A. H. Worthngton. Mr.. and Mrs X Parker. A. NJ.
Ferris. Miss X. Ferris. II. NJ Beringer; Mr. and
Mrs. J. c. Lyons. J. Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. g.
DePex. G. Young MI and Mrs. G 4: Miller. Mr..
Carson. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Howell; Mrs. N.
{: Pease. Miss y. ID. Ptou. Robert Townsend.
II w Rianhard and c: c; Higgens
Nordnger Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fitzpatrick. Miss Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. X; Constne.
Hazeton pr Egan, 8. G. Rowbotham J. c. Green.
N Mr and Mrs 7; Parker, Mr.. and Mrs g., W.
ing' Mrs w. s. Brown; Mrs: w. II. Pomroy Miss
A. II. Kissam and H. q. II. Farr.
At the Waverly-J. w. King J. J.. Sinizer. g. j.
Goldsmith. j. u. Doherty and Miss 8. Doherty
COTTAGE REHTALs At TEwPORT
Newport. II. l.. May II SpeciaD.-The Newport
season Is opening well. cottagers are renting and
q large number OF cottage owners have arrived for