New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
SEASIDE Spring WEATHER.
ATLANTIC CITY THRONGED WITH GUESTS
PEOPLE AT THE HOTELS

PEOPLE AT THE HOTELS.
Atlantic City. " j. Feb % (SpecaD.-In lamb
ike mdness February closes and March enters 10
the 10Y of the largest throng OF visitors that Allan
tic City has ever entertained so early In the year
Every day that brings the season nearer TO Easter
shows large addition TO the visiting contingent
Few hotels or boarding-hOuses now remain unopen.
and few they who do not report honrishing
condition OF business. The New-York visitors con-
tinue 10 be In the majority.
Yachting has already begun. and while as yet II
IS not the most favored sport, II IS no unusual
sight TO see half dozen parties set sail from the
inlet for trip over the bar out on the broad
Atlantic. a short cruise over the bay 10 the
mainland or 10 some OF the adjacent coast resorts
The Casino opened its doors for the season ms
week since which time IL has been filled night and
dav by hosts OF visitors. AS permanent attraction
The Hungarian Orchestra has been engaged and
these musicians now give concerts daily and FUR
nsh the music for the regular Wednesday and
Saturday evening dances. The Casino Is one or the
most delightful resorts on the ocean front, com
,nanding as II does an unobstructed view OF the
board walk and beach.
This week has been lively one in real estate
circles particularly in the matter OF rentals Inc
demand for cottages for the spring and summer
season is unprecedented. Many new cottages are
building but even with these additions 1t Is
thought that the cottage accommodations this sea-
son can hardly be sufficient.
The new Hotel Rudolph opens to-day for the sea-
son. This winter steam heat has been introduced in
the house well large number of the latest
hotel Improvements. which go 10 make II one OF the
most complete hotels in the city.
The opening OF the Albemarle to-day began an
other season for this welknown house under tho
direction OF its former management. The Albemarle
Is situated the midst OF the fashionable section.
and is convenient 20 the beach front and board
walk Its appointments OF the finest order.
and its reputation with New-Yorkers Is high.
The Kenworth Inn is in the midst OF prosper
Gus season. This house is perfectly adapted for
The entertainment of a fashionable patronage, and
~nioys all the advantages Of excellent equipment
and location.
This week the Stanley. at the ocean end OF South
Carolna-ave opened its second season with a large
number Of guests. Since last season this house has
been improved both outside and in' and its accom-
modations have been improved 10 meet the most
fas;dious demands.
Among the visitors from New-York registered at
the hotels are:
At the Hotel Brighton-Mrs W. s. b. Coleman,
Mrs. w. +. Allen. Mrs. c. III. Smith. x. NJ. WICK
man, II. J. Robinson. Altar c. Bakwell Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierson. NJ. Cooper NJ. T. Rosenberg. Francis
NJ Rosenberg. L. ]. Grenlich. G. W. Gilrice, Miss
s. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs w. f. Lowe. Miss VI. Lowe.
Miss c. F. Lowe. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Smith g. 1.
Garrett Mr. and Mrs. J. 7. Marean Miss Wisner.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Campbell. Miss NJ. Campbell. Miss
Wood. William NJ Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. " d. Fairs.
NJ b. Fairs. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fahys, Mr.. and Mrs.
" s Scott MRS " w s seoi B. MOOD ' H. B
Wood F. Wing; II. Yii.ess A. r. H , J. WI
W. Van Syckle. A. Van santwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. e; Cootes NJ. Horn. j. W Banberger Miss l..
Mrs +. E. Dodge Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Bowden, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Belden. Mr. and Mrs A. X. Sloan.
J. H. Womer Nh. and Mrs. WarTowsmith, Miss q.
b. wightmali. and Mr.. and Mrs X. stafford:
At the Hotel Dennis-F. II. Cone. G. c. McGown.
Forman Miss NJ. Forman. G. A. rorman Miss A.
a. Psrss o Mrs H. A. MossT Miss! Miss Moses Mr. s and
" l. Mason; W ;r H. Eaton. Mrs W; salmon A.. g..
G. v. Cross. Miss Miller Mr.. and Mrs. f. p Cone
James Wright, J. +. Hockins. h. j. Lenurd.
At the Hotel Brunswick-Mrs. J. Leipple. Miss b.
Gaffney. Miss j. Fowler. F. Is. Clayton. Il. F. Ben
nett, S. Asher. A. Mcclure. c. J. Harris j. l..
Packard, J. F. Aughinbaugh.
At the Chalfonte-Mrs. Gaville. Miss Gavile Mrs.
J.. r. Frothngham. Mrs. II. N. freeman. G. Hath.