New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
ATLANTIC CITY CROWDED.
PROSPECTS FOR YACHTING IN THE COMING
sEAsON-GUESTS OF THE WEEK.

Atlantic CITY. n. j.. March 81 (SpecaD.-The VII.
TORS from the metropolis continue to journey ocean
ward, and their number at the present time Is un
precedented In the records Of past seasons. fact
that makes 1t strong probability that Atlantic
City will beco ne favorite haunt for the New.
Yorker in the summer season. as well az In white,
and spring. at no far distant day. The record OF
fair weather has been somewhat marred during the
last week by several rainy days, but, outside Of
this the finest kind Of weather has prevailed and
when such existed the board walk, beach sands anl
avenues presented an aspect OF life and activity
strIkingly characteristic OF season advanced fully
three months 1t is generally considered, judging
from the present demands. that the large number
Of private residences that are usually at the rent.
ers' disposal will be exhausted before the end Of
the present month.
II is anticipated by those interested in aquatic
snort that the coming season will be a notable one
in Yachting affairs. The annual meeting OF the
cricket fleet will be held next Wednesday evening.
IL Is proposed to have series OF yachting meets
and contests to begin about Easter week and con-
,,nue at frequent Intervals well into the fall.
The hotel men who left here on Tuesday for
p,chmond Va In an endeavor to have the Amer.
,cor Association OF General Passenger and Ticket
Agents hold it's next convention In this city. were
successful in their object, and that body mas de-
cidcd TO convene in Atlantic City during the early
part of next September
Among this weeks arrivals are;
At the Hotel BrightonzR. 7. Buryil Mr; ana Mrs
George w. Best. Leslie Tenner. MIS- r. r; sturger,
Mr. and Mrs William b. Herre Rss {; W; CondsI
jerks. Miss Barrie. Mrs Walter T. Hudson. Or. R.
Gage Mrs Gage NJ M sTd Mrs Miss Il M sIs51s
Mr.. and Mrs John Bacon, Mrs j. NJ Ward Mrs.
F. Mard T; .Templeton, Miss Tem Fem a a
ID. f. Knowiton Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Godfrey and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Scholtz. . -
William Iii j. Valentine, Z. Naples, William Maher,
Mickle and J. n. Smith ...,... NJ
Mickie. j. b. Borns. +. Marsh. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Mason Gross. John Randall. Mr.. and Mrs. (. A.
b boan Miss Is pnaD l. j. spadng H. w. Fosse
T. Townsend and I, r. ~, Fan ON. vccr.a. ~.
ard Mrs r.. G. Post Mrs; Edgar D. Johnson,
samuel b johnson, Mrs s b. A Merrck Miss Mer'
rick and and RT ard Mrs Mam see Mr. and Mn
j. W. Sterling T. E. Strickland and Miss Netts
At the Seaside House,. ". Marvin. Up
TOwnssnd F. seeer Jr W. FTale Wa Mr. a % Mrs
Leonard. Mrs.. Charles Olney Miss Oney, J. j. Nc.
Dewitt. W, l.; Elias: p H. McMah9 70 Mrs, Mrs ~
John ,'WV w. Fraley Mrs. W s. King, Mrs Valentino
Marsh, Miss Marsh, Miss Homes and Mrs Wv.
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs ". MichaeIs,. II; c. Mitchell
Maps Nap Mr. ard Mrs b. T Mcqueen, MIS-. Sterling
Birmingham and c. 3. D. Fisk
At the Hotel Berkeey-C l. itarrei-
At the Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Dewy.
Charles p. ENNIS and Mrs. I. x. Porter.
At Haddon Hail. T. Kluck. Charles +. Merrill,
W. W. Merrill. Miss +. Harris. NJ. and Mrs !. r.
Morley. Miss Childs, Mr.. and Mrs Harris Miss
Fannie b. Taylor. f. d. Taylor Mr.. and Mrs. T. P.
Rand Mr. and Mrs Harmer. Miss Griswold. Miss
Mineral. Mr. and Mrs Charles Spchmann Mrs. B.
j. Walton and H. ID. Turner.
At the Albemarle-Mrs. Gerlad W. Hart. George
Hart and Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Clark.
At the Hotel Dennis-A. Mckinley. G. +. Leete, X.
b. Collins. +. H. Cone. T. Roland. ]. NJ Morn F. T.
Noun and J. j. Kennedy.
At Galen Ha-Mr. and Mrs F. l.. Farena. Mrs..
J. Rose Walter Z. Rose. Mrs E. H. Woodruff and
John Crawford
At the Shelburne-Miss Julia Sherman Miss Jen-
ME Field Allan H. Sexton and Mr.. and Mrs John
A. Potter