New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24

PREPARING FOR AN UNUSUALLY EARLY
SPRING SEASON.
IMPROVEMENTS IN TIE NOTES.-THE CITY PARK

IMPROVEMENTS IN TIE NOTES.-THE CITY PARK
YEARLY READY-PEOPIE AT THE HOTELS.
Atlantic CITY. ~ j.. Jan % (Spcc.aD Atlantic
CITY s already prepared for unusually early
sprng season. The hotel and business men nave
been spending the last three months In charging re-
furnishing and redecoratng their business places
so that now the large majority are open ana en-
toying a fair amount OF winter patronage
Among the noticeable Improvements and changes
which the 81 visitor will are those being made 10
the Hotel Windsor. This house has been IN the
hands Of builder and decorator ever since Its clos
ing last October. and the work OF Improvement VIII
be completed early in February. The changes IN
clude the frightening OF the piazza almost TO the
board walk redecoratlng and repapering the entire
house and the introduction OF feature that must
prove popular TO the visitors. an elaborate cafe
The Hotel Brighton has also been considerab!yiim-
proved, and great changes will be noticed in many
OF the smaller houses.
The Grand Atlantic Hotel, OF the new houses
last year. scored such excellent season that the
proprietor Charles +. Cope. mas. during the win
ter doubled the capacity OF the house until 1t Is
now one OF the larges; in the city
Greatest among the municipal Improvements VIII
he the new city park. opposite the Hotel Brighton
Workmen have been engaged there all winter build
ing fancy brick and stone coping filling In the
square, gravcng the walks. etc. and when spring
opens the flowers and grass will be added and At
lied the necessity for. public park.
The espanade or board walk has been entirely COM
plecd, and visitors can walk the entire length
without interruption. The railing and new fancy
electric lights have ell been erected. and the I'M
slightly poles and wires which formerly disfgured
the walk Will this spring have been entirety re-
moved.
A number OF the leading hotels have remained
omen during the winter and On Owed a fair patron
age Haddon Hall for the first time H. its history,
remained open. and the Seaside House. Brighton.
Garden Sheburne Dennis. Traymcre. Galen Hall.
Revere and number of the smaller houses as well.
Special enterprise has been shown during the
winter in presenting the claims and attractions OF
Atlantic City all through the large cities OF the
West North and East. by an attractive advertise.
me IT IT. the leading newspapers and the opening or
IT, 49, ,os,,,,a1 ir oorsirc oreat deal Of new hush
ness TO the city. and introducing Its claims ana
who heretofore always considered Atlantic city
purely and simply summer resort -
The Pennsy lvania Railroad Company on the 18th
OF this month began again TO run their through
New-York train. which leaves New-fork city nj
30 p m and arrives n Atlantic cry at 80 p: M,
much 70 Introduce Atlantic City to the Nev-Yorker
and is a convenient train for travelling TO ana from
Social lie is already beginning at the hotels
well rs around the city, and visitors 10 the resort
now will find no trouble in delightfully."- spending II
few weeks. The weather has been al that can be
The present one has been pleasant. with the Their
mome,er averaging A. degrees
The prospect. given out by the hotels, Tor THIS
coming season, despite the general depression
throughout the country Il encouraging. and the
fact that Easter year falls late in the middle
OF April, will OF course greatly lengthcn out III"
winter and spring season.
Among the New Workers In town are:
AT the Hotel Dennis-Air. and Mrs 3 Iickel. Miss
S. Gademann. Mr.. and Mrs. James a. GOrman the
Misses German, Oswald g. Boyle.
At the Shelburne-P. $. liolZer. ID. g. Lewis.
At the Seaside iiousc-Mr and Mis-. f. ;. Baird,
Mrs J. Cohen Miss Carrie Roth Mr.. and Mrs. :. T.
Hardness, Mr.. ana Mrs. $. H. IIoIlnfsworth. Mr.
and Mrs T.. T. Warner. V. NJ. Rightcnberger.
AT IIaddon Hall-MisS Jdnney. Mr.. and Mrs. i. T.
Janney Mr. and Mrs. W X. King. l. Il. Hall, +. j.
Copeland Mr. and Mrs i. C.. Paucher. A. v Vie
j T. Beard Miss Madge Fish. George y. Shoe
maker Mr.. and Mrs. r W. Harvey, Miss Florence
X Dwight Samuel T.. Lutz l.. 5. Harris
At Kuehnlo's Hotel II. Douglas. G. J.. Lewis.
W. W. Rose. G. NJ. Bertram. f. McFaul q. l..
Lewis George Law, F. w. Patterson.
At the Hotel Traymore-Mrs. T.. CROUCH. Mrs. +.
Joseph Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haas.