New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
ITS SPRING SEASON ENDED.
ATLANTIC CITY STARTS on PROSPEROUS
SUMNER BUsINESS-NEW-YORK
AT THE HOTELS.

Atlantic City, ~ j. May 80 (SpeciaD.-The clos
ing OF the spring in this resort was the
auspicious opening OF another summer. Nothing is
lacking 10 complete the. charm or indicate that 'he
summer season IS here. The hotels are comfortably
filed few cottages remain vacant. the amusement
purveyors are in force and the weather is SUI
nciently moderate TO be enticng to the surf bather
and to allow hearty indulgence III any ana all OF
the outdoor pleasures and pastm q. Both the Penn
sylvania and the Reading railroads have pesuh
their summer schedule. which gives to Atlantic
City a service Of ten express trains on each road
each way daily.
The final stage OF construction CT the new steer
esplanade was reached last Mon lay when the hrst
nail in the flooring driven by councilman >. Is.
Rose in a short time the greater portion or thls
ocean promenade will be in condition for use Inc
work is being pushed forward By both night and
day. and will without doubt be completed by July !.
it is proposed TO celebrate the opening in suitable
manner on July T.
The Atlantic County Board of Freeholders has
practically decided to make driveway from At
lantic City TO the western limit of the county
From this point Philadelphia the initiative
has already been taken and as a result fine stone
road constructed The road will be opened
fifty feet wide with gravel roadway fourteen feet
wide laid and rolled to depth of elk inches on the
side with a twelve-inch crown.
The municipal life guards Will go duty in the
course of a week or ten days The force for the
coming season Will be large as last year.
Numbered among the notable amusement enter
prises to be located here during the summer is the
japanese Tea Garden. which embraces the entire
block located between Massachusetts and Connecti-
cut aves on the beach front. and which will open
its doors TO the public about June 10. There will
be about forty japanese men and women and
band of thirty pieces. The enterprise with its i'm
provements has upward of $4,000, all of which
is furnished by wealthy natives of Japan
Lo.,1r
New-York:
At the Albemarle-Mrs H. Burton, c. NJ. Jacobs.
]. II. Woodward T. Mccoy
At the Hotel Berkeey-O +. Short. n. B. Clark,
Mrs. II. G. Field. S. J. Beckman $; L. Alderman,
At the Chaifonte-Dr. h. Denniston W Bettle.
At the Hotel Dennis-J J. Albertson a; S Nal
MIR and Irs. NJ. Arnold j. Henderson, B; F.
Roberts, G Fa9Ikn F. f r TikS General Post
Miss F. Faiconer, Miss L. FaIconer. r. IL. Hutchin-
J. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs S s Ward, Nj and Mrs.
MaGobeT Mr. d and Mrs Mrs. pco6 G. NJ Yates aa A. Mr. j.
Buryee, Mrs O. Hendrcson' 4. {. Hageden, $. F.
Holy. R. ". skinner, {: B. DUBOIS, Miss II. b.
Marshall, G. H Cook, Mr and Mrs Z III Haas Me
and and Mrs s. O. f. f. Klh Mr. and Mrs. !. T. Green
Miss Green Mr. "a and Mrs & D. Reee R Mr. II and 45s. En
and Mrs w Clifford.
At the Hotel Isesworth-Mr. and Mrs. Kratzen-
stein, Mrs. NJ. Drummond, R. T ArmsiTo@g goisii Mhss
At Kuehnle's Hote.-A. J. Corn, W, Wolff. NJ
Sackem, F. a. Feimm. W. F. Coley, A. II Saunders'
A. W. Foster. w. II. Dcnnam, W. ;. SHEDS, X &.
Mccoy. G. 4. Fitch. Il Lnaks, 4 j. o Brit'an' +.
Jacoby. r. F. Tinden. J. A. Hance o. :. Thayer,
c. a. Allen. r. c. Heggle and c II. Brown.
At Keni.worth Inn-Mr. and Mrs. r. X. DUNCAN,
Mr. and Mrs, s. NJ George, L. NewburgeI 4 Ia}, Ly-
man. Z. r. Fuller, Miss c. c. Stober r. w fossil,
Miss B. Wilson and Miss seaman, ~,
At the Hotel Koopman-Mr. and Mrs S; Ham
burger, NJ. Boerk, A. NJ. Myers, Charles Kahn. Mr
and Mrs. L. NJ. Younkers R. F. Younkers and b.
At the Hotel Luray-C. D. Calhoun. Mr.: and Mrs.
w Parry. Mrs j. H. Marshall. Mrs f. ID. Calhoun
and W. c. Gerring. - ~ c
At the Seaside House.Mr and Mrs W s. seyens.
r. D. King, Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Pearson. l.. >.
Stevenson and G. II Lewis ~ .
At the Shelburne-Mrs NJ. E.. Schmidt. Mrs; o.
Day Miss s. f. Kerrngan and Mrs. II. H. Per
k!ns - -,
At the Traymore-Mrs. o. s Orckey, r. G. Bu-
chanan D. T. Comstock James H. ONiel, Mrs.
II. N. Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs; ". g. Horn Misses
and Miss L. V. Archer.