New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
VILLAS AT ATLANTIC CITY
THEY ARE NOW LEASED FROM THE BE-
GINNING OF MAY.

THEY ARE NOW LEASED fHOm AAA
GINNING OF MAY.
A MUCH EARLIER SEASON THAN FoRMHHLh-
SOME COMING EvENTs-vIsrroRs AT THE
sEAsHoRE.
Atlantic CITY, April a.-The dawn OF hs~ 80
son is spreading throughout the length anu D.e
of the island and activity Is noticeable on every
hand The various places Of amusement wh'ch
limo TIM land side of the esplanade 30 numerousiy
that II has been dubbed 1.-The circus are III open
ing for the coming rush. and the sou''us VI .no
hammer and saw are heard In every oneoeo.
where artisans are engaged In housing adeuo'~'
enterprlses There has never been such demand
g. o,,,ao. "a at present A marked departure
from the custom Of former years Is noted IN the
renting OF villas Heretofore they were engaged
for three months, generally from the hioo,e o'
Juno until the middle OF September Now now
ever the requirements are that they be READY 1of
occupation about the first of May or SHORTY AFTER
pennsvIvania-aye.. washington. during the ses-
.,on Of Congress- rarely sees more notaDles than
were observed on the walk this week On Tues
day and Wednesday the Joint Trafnc Association
met ut tho Casino, and in those two days almost
every prominent railroad man between the Auantic
and Mississippi put In an appearance.
The Hotel Brighton numbers among lts notable
guests tre sisters Of two deceased Presioeh's'
Mrs Virginia Grant Corbin Of East orange. SIS
ter OF General u. g. Grant. and Mrs. j. Z. NC
Elroy, sister Of Chester A. Arthur. Mrs. McEHoy
is accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. H. Jackson
At the same hotel are J. Hooker Hamersiey' II.
L. Horton Of New-Yorkj General Parhe OF wash-
inston. with Mrs. Parke. and Thomas Iempe'0h'
connected with a prominent Chicago firm.
Char,emagne Tower, jr.. whom PRESIDENT NC
Ktnlsy has appointed Minister to Austria. Is So
1ourning by the sea before taking his trip aproao
He Is accompanied by his family. and has spacious
apartments at the st. Charles
General c. H. T. Coils. OF tho New-fork Do
partment of Public Works, has been spending some
timo at the Windsor. Mrs. Coils accompanied
him.
Henry d. Purroy IL enjoying the Lenten season AZ
the Seaside House.
party Of New-Yorkers staying at the Hudoif
are Judge Charles II. Flammer, Christian H. I1et-
Gen. John Unser Henry schwarswalder and August
Finck.
William q. Leland proprietor Of tho Grand Hotel
accompanied by Mrs. Leland, Is among tho promi-
nent guests at the Windsor.
Among the wellknown so5ourners from New-forK
at the Koopman Is s. j. Myers OF the nrm OF
Bloomingdale Brothers, who Is here with Mrs
Myers
Mr. and Mrs. s. 8. Prince and family pleas
antly quartered at the Koopman where they have
arranged for extended stay.
s. NJ Provost, third vice-presdent OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad, and President L. c. Weir. Of the
Adams Express Company, are among the prominent
guests at the Garden.
Two attractive and graceful young ladies at Had
don Hall are the Misses Letchworth, OF Buffalo
They are booked for a two weeks stay
Stephen j. Lynch, chief clerk OF the United
States Engineering Department. has engaged apart
ments at the Ponce de Leon for the coming
summer.
Count dc Mitkiewicz. Of the Russian Legation
has returned with his wife 60 Haddon Hall Tor
the Lenten period
Charles H. Cramer. who is working on the large
Government contract at Sandy Hook. made hying
visit to this city this week.
D. Stein, OF the faculty and for many years pro-
lessor Of physiology at the New-York College OF
Dentistry is at the Seaside House.
Miss Alice NJ. Hoyt. of New-York, and Miss g.
T. Hosford Of Brooklyn, friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. T. Moore registered at Galen Hall this week
DR.. Felix Adler is a guest Of Haddon Hall. a
party of nine from Montreal Canada are reg
istersd at Haddon Hall for a stay Of several weeks
The party Includes Jonathan Hodsson and family.
Mrs BaIsntyns and son Of s tnsnS,Ts
some tl5gs 1t, the LHrag william, Of N.w.yorh
anS dsorgs s f. Heal a Of Boston, took apartment;
at tho Windsor this week; Wi, J.. . -.
r AID Mis-: t 5saS w S Of Nsw
The The Mise, Adelaide and Sara Lemon. of New
fG ar H. ARE Br rsGnnK Of SewYOrk /. registered ut
snsas raS Hous Ssnr
tanned at the same house
Of newark and Thomas Esher Of
are at the Ponce de. Leon
York who attended the session Of the Joint Traffic
Association were G. H. Daniels. J. w. Burdick, Of
Shore De' AND Michigan; II Badyin Of the Cen
trail Railroad of New Jersey; G. N. Burt and D. I.
paned by 81 Miss ias Daniels EH Mrs C. Burt Mrs B.
I. Roberts and Miss Roberts
place here this season are the convention Of the
library associations of Pennsylvania and New-Jcr-
s Of t Ss Red Men % Hne and the FIRST Nsons
Assembly Of the Hebrew Chantaugua, which will
this State will also hold its encampment here in
June.
Gently Spponie dA % 70 Germany and
Mrs White, are still at Haddon Hall ~
cepted the post Of special Gommssoner TO cuba 10
Charles T. Cook. Of New.York is at the Brighton
who controlled the mining interests of the Pacific
Coast during pioneer days. Is called to mind by INC
the Junior member of that combination Mrs Will
lam O'Brien, who is accompanied by her daughter
Conn, is one OF the visitors occasionally seen along
the esp!anade He is resis,sTsed at NE Garden,
of Brooklyn, are at the Traymore.
Albert Berstadt, the New-York artist, is passing
accompanied by Mrs. Berstldt.
Mrs. William Steinway is domciled at the Wind
sor.
General and Mrs. Parke among the prominent
Washingtonians who have spacious apartments at
the Dennis.
Joseph Jefferson, Jr., Is at the Windsor
d. f. Marvel, Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
Delaware takes great pleasure In his daily const-
tutiona along the esplanade. He has apartments
at the Dennis. and intends to spend some time at
this resort.
General and Mrs Hauline OF Toronto. among
the sojourners from tho Canadian shores at the
Chafonte.
Judge Thomas J, Morris Of Pttsburg. with Mrs
Morris and daughter. has taken apartments at
Haddon Hall.
NOTES OF THE 7TH REGIMENT.
The parade and review Of the 7th Regiment on