Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-06
ON JERSEYS SHORES
Notes From Along the Atlantic
Coast.
SIGNS OF A PROSPEROUS SEASON
Washington People Who Are at
the Seaside.
GAYET1ES ON THE STRAND
correspondence of The Evening" Star.

| ATLANTIC CITY, September 4, 1891.
| The general business depression through
| out the country has made itself felt here
to a slight degree, and while the summer
| season has not yet closed and the final ac-
| counts have not been reckoned up, 1t is
| safe to say that after all the hustle and
hustle is ended this season will be found
| to have been enc of the most prosperous
through which this resort has ever passed.
Announcements Of new hotels and i'm
| provements to hotel property are being
made every day.
George w. Jackson, who owns consider
| able property at the foot of Virginia ave-
| nue., contemplates building a new ocean
| pier at that point. The structure is ex-
pected to cost about $4,000.
| Count A. Goetzen of Washington is
among the visitors at the Brighton. He
Will remain month or more here.
Representative A. c. Harmer and family
OF pennsylvania are spending September at
their pretty cottage at Brigantine
8. Desio OF Washington went cunning
four dozen mud hens. He left in the even
ing well pleased with his days sport.
Mr and Mrs. John l.. Clawson are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence at
their villa on States avenue.
samuel A. Cushin, y. S. A., and Mrs.
Cush1n and daughter are among the WASH
II gtOnlanS at the Traymore.
W. A. Garrett, superintendent of the
abash railroad, is at the Windsor with
his family
A. A. Thomas of Washington is a guest
| OF the Dennis. together with his wife and
j. +. Wilson.
Among the late arrivals from Washing
ton at the beach-front hotels are r. Ca
dick, " J. Kessel, c. A. Frank, Mr.. and
n mrs e e. M wv; walters. A s. Kilbourn. Mrs.
Amore, Mr.. and Mrs w. Biller, c. Wilson.
b. Gil, Mr.. and Mrs A. johnson, ]. Fttz-
GERALD ger a. G. simann Mrs. M: E. Coach, Mr.
a Mr Mrs arS {; u F. Garberry. Miss E. Sutton,
Straight, G. Jefferson c. M. Phillins A.
Stoddart, E. Curry, Mr. and Mrs. B. G.
smith 81. Beck. H. Pierce. B. F. Myers,
" Little MI and Mrs. F. A. Law, Miss
r Law, l.. Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. V. f,
Emery, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Espey, Miss Mary
Espey. b: Benson. A. H. Thomas, A. II.
mi Mr and Mrs. 7. Tuliey, Mr.. and Mrs ].
Stofford, Mrs. NJ! R. Jones Miss Ada Cross
MRS; A. Bruehl. e. H. Perry ]. W.Watson'
6an %: WGurg ga E. B. Moore, J. B. NC
Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Nichols. Mr..
and Mrs. 8. D. Monison, Mr.. and Mrs
66arnett' M Davis. Miss M. kelley, Miss A
I Rposn Miss Alice Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Boyle. Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Christie Mrs. =
Moore, %. Canadian. ]. Leetch. Miss M =
man M. Mrs ! l. Whitehead Mrs. v Kaufr:
u Wri Bay n MRS = H H Goodale, Miss E
Goebies, M. Mildred, L. Eastbrook. Miss A
Secret. Miss S. skerret e. c. Walie r
Wiggenbron. B: Hooper. E. S. Edward MI
ana Mrs. z. Kelley. Mrs F. Houston and
niece, r. Stone, Mrs. H Blackman Mr.
M Milburn. Miss Anna Milburn. C. r Nil
fon,, Nh Mrs. G. Mnthinny. Mrs. L. Ruther-
1ord, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. SparkesdaIe r
Fairheld, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Otterman
NJ nr, and Mrs; J. Frazer. R. J. Meigs. r.
brown. Mrs T. Malon. Miss N. Blaine Mrs
+ q. Wailan. Miss B. Blaine, A. Crimes.
MISS NJ Black. Miss Florence Cunningham
MISS Edith Melville, ]. L. Mcintyre. G.
Kergin. v. Adler, Mr.: and Mrs. A. Paritns.
MISS Bessie Lane, Mrs. S. Devine. Mrs n
Griffin, G. W. Knight, ]. E. Williams. J. W
robin. A. Shillington, Miss A. Lyhan Mr.
and Mrs: c. Rooms Mr.. and Mrs. v. r.
Brown. DIR. w. Kern. C. Wolff. j. Rex. s
H. Ogden, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Roadley. Miss
Louise Sheedy. Miss NJ Kraufner. Mrs q
- Longstreet. J. w. Cary, Mrs. T. Miller
II. d. Owen. Mrs. A. K Long. Mrs e.
Long Long. Mr.; and Mrs. G. Leonard, Mr.. and
Mrs J. Rhoads. w. Reynolds v. g. car
ring, Miss NJ. A. Sivelle.