New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-15
EASTER EXPECTATIONS.
Arr.xr1c CITY LOOKS FORWARD TO ITS
MOST PROSPEROUS SEASON.
WHO WAS THE FOUNDER OF THE CITY ON TIN

WHO WAS THE FOUNDER OF THE CITY ON tn.
1sIAND?-THE GUESTS OF THE WEEK.
A.,an+,c CITY ~ j. March IA (SpeciaD.-EVeU
indication continues TO point directly 10 the ap-
nroach OF an Easter season unprecedented IN tho
annals of this resort. In a canvass OF the various
hotels during the week the registers showed tnats
NTH the exception OF one State and two Terri
tories every State and Territory OF the Union "as
represented here as well as the DoH'liio" W
Canada South America and Europe. On MONDAY
tho first train was run over the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company's bridge. which places Atiahuo
City in direct communication with every section
~ the United States. regular train schedule -
now being arranged. and in short time VIII %
in full operation. 1t is the purpose OF the raiiroao
company to run solid Pullman vestibuled trains 70
this point from the leading cities OF the North.
South and West at short and regular Intervals
and at all times to offer through Pullman service
from such points their regular trains
Atlantic City is making a strong bid to secure
the holding here OF the annual conventions OF .
number of organizations. To further this endeavor
a large number OF prominent hotel proprietors ana
citizens will leave here on Tuesday for Richmond
Va. extend an invitation TO the National Asso-
citation OF General Passenger Agents now IN ses-
sion in that city hold its next convention IN tnU
The idea of erecting monument in the new
OF Atlantic City. has stirred up considerable con-
tncton It is argued on some sides that the credit
belongs to samuel Richards who In 49, Oh, eoneeveo
and using Atlantic City as the roads other ter.
minus He 1t who conceived the idea Of build
ing the resort the island and who was the prin.
cpal orsanizer of the Camden and Atlantic Ka:
through the Legislature the railroad charter: Cntl
this point is settled the statue 10 the founder will
that a4e I'd be hs bsau PaS e Pss
Arrangements are now being made for a musical
s ss ESs" d%F1S
ha Ohio Of yoip and orch ~ Nv
or more musicians composed OF volunteer talent
on Se sne p S osso Rob-
erts choirmaster and organist OF ST. Nicholas
AMONG the Sew-Yorkers registered at The the dit.
Joseph hi Edwards. M and Mrs George Edgar brant.
T. r. Lamson William L. Porter the Rev. wliam
EdWar S0 fde Hiiard ' seas Miss
sears Mrs. Frs% EIDE, bt Miss NJ! Nc:
SsoIss WsicSm MI and Mrs nj: y Goodwin VAN
rs: sS; % Sna S.s %I Mis Dss rs ss sss
Mrs, E. F Bliss Reading Mr. s and NM r. O.
M M2s ' E. stewart a and Mr.:
H. T. Richardson. Mr. and Mrs Il; NJ. Weed. d. F.
Mafp she c Ma Mr. and Baysrd Stockton,
Miss Emma Davis Miss julia srad Mna. Mr. p ana
At the Irvington: Mr. and Mrs. E. Fresstedt J. +.
GTeen R%ehne's Hotel Arthur Hlnde. Mr. and MIRA
n q carr Miss Carr. Frank G. Blaisdell:
- AZ the Hotel Luray: ~ Tooles. r. NJ Lamed. ire
Harry A Ensign. c. H. c. Gam. Mrs. e. X. Mayer.
H., ,ha Rudolf: Thomas Morris. Frank II. Ray. Mr..
"a "a Mrs Harry Hasler. F. w. Young. Mr.. and MIRA
1 AZ y LANCER Mr.. and Mrs J. Mackey Mrs. A. L
essen. Mr.. and Mrs l.. Lowenthal. Mr. and MIRA
ii ~ the Seaside House-F. w. Lawrence, Miss r.
Hvams s. p Lukens. r. L. Lewis Edward Jerome
q Jerome r. r. Stevenson. Mr.. and Mrs John R
Buntng Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Stewart and C. A.
Grey. -. r,. 49,.
Mrs J. W. Cofiin George Stewart Mr.. and Mrs. "a
HUM j. W. Tinghast. Mrs. d. A. Tilton. William
F. Hopp Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Curran Mrs. A. G.
Lawiess, Mrs. b. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. 7. T. Conkltn.
Mrs J. Michaels and Miss X. M.chaels
AT the Hotel Dennis-J. A. Busch, Mr.. and Mira
G. Aiker Mrs. Henry F. Finch. X. L. Lewis George
R. Idghtail Miss LRhtall. H. T. Finct Mrs.
Thomas w Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. r. c. McTuen.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ricksecker. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Eglee. T. Joker Mr.. and Mrs z. p. Merriok
and Miss Morris.
At the Kenilworth link. NJ. McCallster, J.
| Walden McCunn. s. p Ccombs and George Pttney.
At the sheiburne-B. l.. Sudngton Miss H. H.
Sudington. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lchtensten, Mise
Ryerson, Mrs. w. T. Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs. E. o.
House.
At the Pennhurst-Mrs. N. B. sondhein. Mr.. ana
Mrs. y. !. Whitehead. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Brady
and Harry Baker.
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