New-York tribune., 1900-04-22

THE VAST THRONGS AT ATLANTIC CITY
LOATH TO DEPART - SOME OF
THE HOTEL GUESTS.

of departure for home. The trains early in the
week We're all crowded with outgoing visitors, but
their departure has by means depopulated the
resort. In fact it has only served to relieve the
pressure at the hotels and make little more room
for the thousands who remain.
The crowds which came down for the Easter
holidays We're simply enormous. In four days
Thursday. Friday, Saturday and Sunday-no fewer
than IS 900 inbound passengers carried by the
two railroads. and II is conservatively estimated
that something like 100000 guests were slowed away
within the walls of the Atlantic City hotels on
Easter Sunday. The manner in which this i'm
mense army cared a revelation to
those unacquained with the resources of the hotel
men, While many of the more prominent houses
were so crowded that hundreds of applicants for
had be turned away. every one of the
visitors finally housed comfortably.
The railroads also In for their share of the
general commendation. The incoming and out
going throngs of passengers aggregating close to
5000 persons in all in the of week, were
handled in the most expeditions AL
though the trains were run in two and three sec
tions each the first section invariably arrived and
left schedule time and there the least
confusion. What is still more important, there was
single accident Of any description. A S a mat
ter of fact it is this excellent raroad service that
has added largely TO the popularity of the resort.
Still another detail in handling such immense
crowd carefully looked after. although the
fact unknown to the majority Of the visitors
The local police had the assistance of four expert
enced detectives from New-York and Philadelphia
and a careful lookout kept for suspicious char
acters This precaution is customary here, and
has become well known to 'crooks" in general
that they usually give the place wide berth
Only with bad records found in all
the crowd, and these hustled out of town in
short order So carefully was the system of police
protection arranged that not single of pocket
picking other thievery reported.
The hotel prOprietors, although the great rush
of the spring is supposed to end with Easter
Sunday have made arrangements for many social
functions between the present time and the
beginning of the summer season proper. The regu-
lar weekly dances the larger hotels will be con-
tinued usua, and many special incidents will
take place at various houses.
Among the prominent visitors this week are Mr..
and Mrs. Abner Mckinley and their daughter Miss
Mabel Mckinley. Governor Hugh S. Thompson of
Tennessee is another visitor having come over
from New-York Monday to spend a couple of
weeks here. He Is accompanied by Mrs. Thomp-
son.
Senator Thomas c. Patt, of New-York. spent
Easter here He with Mrs. Patt, whose
health has already been greatly benefited by this
climate.
Among the residents of New-Yorz who have reg
istered at the leading hotels recently the fol-
lowing:
Brghton-Mr. and Mrs Thomas G. Field Mr.
and Mrs. w c. Orr, Miss Constance Orr, Miss
Antoinette Scudder, Miss Katherine c. Miller,
James Barnes. G. B. Crumbe, Edward B. Gaaher,
Joshua f. Tobias Arthur J. Mcclure, B. Lock
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas H. Troy, Mr.. and Mrs. W. b.
De Haven, H d. Cleveland. Mrs. F. L. Camp, A. r.
Camp Mr.. and Mrs D. Mcclure. Miss Mcclure.
Miss K. Mcclure, Walter Mcclure, c. David Nc
Clure, Mr. and Mrs. Edward II. Schell, Charles w.
Place and Mr. and Mrs Richard Deafied.
Windsor-Mr and Mrs Gustav c. Pfefer Mr.
and Mrs. J. Holland Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh s. Thomp-
son, DR., B. r. Morrow Mrs. b. B. Sloan. DIR. NJ. B.
Rtchie r. n. Wilcox, Miss Doyle Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Darwin Hagel Mr. and Mrs. David Weems y. J.
Mr. Mrs Eul Val PaI
Heubner. Miss J. NJ. Ross, Charles H. Ross w. B.
Rogers, Mr. and Mrs II. A. MacLean, Mr. and Mrs.
c. B. Bennett Mr. and Mrs John T. Terry. jr.,
Miss May Terry Master Jack Terry. John H. East
wood the Misses Bloodsood. A. J. McCook Mr..
and Mrs. ". f. Fouke. Mrs NJ Goodwin, John a.
Sterry, Mrs. Alfred Henderson, Miss Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Mckinley, Miss Mabel Nc
Kinley, Mrs. s. B. Cohen. Miss Miriam S. Cohen,
Mrs. c. II. Ross, Mrs. J. Darwin Nagel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris King Smith Harold c. Smith f. S
LUDLOW. Daniel Mark Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Herbert,
Mr. and Mrs. ". H. Tarlton. Mrs. e. A. OIds Miss
Ods Miss Edith Olds, Miss Leary Master George
S. Olds and Edward Allen Olds jr.
Grand Atlantc-NIiss Lizzie Weinberg Miss Julia
Weinberg, Mrs. Margaret E, Sutton, Miss Jose
phine Kelley, f. c. Oakford, Charles H. Schmidt.
Mr. and Mrs George Read f. j. STANLEY Miss
Hazel w Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. James B. Laing
Mss Laipg G. F. Payne, Samuel H. Milliken. Miss
{. =. Gentry Mrs NJ Williams. Mrs adelaide 'Ii5. IiV.
ms5 Mrs 5 5b Mrs 61d Mar L. aeg
Dennis-J. NJ. Wamsley Mrs. Charles Rumyer c
Franfn r3S caR Mr. and ID M W5m Pors2 R2ms T
9n6 6s M John G e kTs H9Gss Jts RaPR }Gnef Harry 3
Hamilton, Mrs. James Pennewil. Joseph b. Miller,
Mrs, Mrs J. NJ Donald, Mrs H; D. Bruce Miss Bessie
C. @ A. Lindsay T9i Mr. and Mrs Hugh R. Garden, Miss
HHucey, Mss MIS- Mary Ducey Miss Irene Dqcey Miss
Hadse, Miss Platt, Miss Hamilton Plat Mrs A.
=. Piait Mrs; James Morgan, James L. Morgan.
IsIesworth-Mr. and Mrs. s Bauer. Miss S Hoech-
Miss N NJ NJ Henman 4, Mrs A. otten6erg Miss Often
Miss Esther Jacobs A. Conner Nj and Mrs H
sWarta Mrs BuTe Miss r Bure N F@2Sk Fdste j.
Mrs. Gardner. Master Gerstle, NJ. Arnold and J.
Rudof-Mrs; W, We'll. Miss Well D Hagenaur.
J. N9valli H Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. B; Ioverny, Mrs.
straus. Mrs. l. r. schweTin L. straus Mr. 'aiii and
Mrs N: Rutherford j. Rutherford. Mrs. NJ Morri-
Clarke Mr. and MS W Brady Nj Miss S. Brady' aiaH%' F.
srady sab d{ H Eyer 9r Mrs F. smith Miss a smith, L.
MFs Baum rs walter LpPnaa9 an and j. Robbins
Easdson Arthur &nGeraon Mss da SS A5derson A n
Miss Ella y Cnilds. Miss Mary F. Althouse Miss
= L9nd5ad Mrs + Gross Miss s. Cross "5f Mr. pa%I and
Mrs. "; T. Carleton, Mt. and Mrs. William Litch-
c. Steel, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dunne Miss Eeaner i5
Graham, Mrs. Henry Brock Henry Brock. Mrs. F..
shelburne- Mr.. and Mrs William Campbell. Mrs.
Rutnsm me25h + Mis JSssi Leah e. and Gws N DR.
SXR Mr5 NJ a P32eE R@4ev and MSf n Ra Dq2eK 20
J: Burke, Miss S. A. Cooper II, 4. Rees, f S
pVP AMI Miss afG hloMn rs Mrs smith M Osborne Mrs
J. W. Godfrey; Miss 4 Godfrey, Miss P God
Lyons, Miss Connolly Miss Mamie r. Fitzgeraid
and Miss Mary e. Flag.
II. polph, Mrs T ?. Newton, Miss f. Newton
r sImoS-5d - ! sa4 naa !dn Mis- M MAlsrsan
Mrs. g. Fromne. Miss Fromne, Mr. and Mrs IL