New-York tribune., 1900-09-02
ATLANTIC CITY IN GLORY
HOT WEATHER DRIVES BIG CROWD
OF PEOPLE TO THE SHOREAR-
RIVALS AT THE HOTELS


mand for shady corners on the piers. But. bad a.
II was. the thermomets- has been little lower
than In most OF the large cities and occasional
cool breeze from the sea has made life endurabie
so that few people have evfnced desire 20 go
home IN fact. the warm weather has resulted IN a
much larger crowd here to-day than vas ever be
fore seen the first day OF September
The rolling chair question. BY the way has not
Yet been satisfactorily settled II Is likely that
anything further will be done this year. as the
summer season viii soon come 70 end. and the
Boardwalk. forty feet in width IS large enough TO
accommodate both the chairs and the pronenadsrs
IN winter time; but there is Increasing demand
that some strict regulations be adopted before the
coming OF another summer season
Several matters of interest TO visitors are seing
agitated at present. three ordinances which were
introduced ar the last meeting OF the City Council
being responsible fo- the discussion One OF these
proposed new laws relates wes-fng bathing
suits the avenues. The ordinance. n adopted In
its present shape. viii prohibit any person ron
walking along any Of the public thoroUghfa-ss
when clad IN bathing attire This VII Apply
equally 70 cottagers who don their bathing robes
ar home and those who slip I'D the side avenues
for something 10 warm their blood between dips In
the surf The cottagers are Offering strenuous OBJ
jections 10 the proposed law.
The ordinances which Is meeting the strongest
opposition is one requiring all saloons and other
places where liquor IS sold 20 close at Midnight
and remain closed until O'Clock IN the morning
The present ordinance bearing OF this s1o1ec-
which closes the saloons between 1 and 5 o'clock
is now being contested IN the courts. and Il ts
rather expected that II viii be declared Illegal On
technical grounds This viii require the passage O.
a new ordinance and the Citizens Reform Com
ntrtee which has been active here recently, Is
using al frs influence 20 have the new measure
made more strict in irs provisions than the od Law
Public opinion, however, does not side with ths
Reform Committee IN this matter
The third ordinance under considsration
meets with almost unanimous approval L hxes
the legal fare 70 be charged BY the drivers OF
buses and other public conveyances az 10 ceuts
passenger At present the generally Understood
rate is 10 cents hut in practice drivers charge
all they can get and a. times become trnDudent
and abusive when any one demonstrates against
their exrortion-
W 2 Shaw. proprisror Of the Hotel Iroquo1z.
aspires 10 become hotel owner a. well as nan
ager He leases the Iroquos. and has had 50 much
success with that enterprise that he 5 soaking
a site on which build magnificent hotel of ms
own. He has plans under consideration for q nrsC
class hotel that viii De thoroughly modern II every
respect, and VIII begin operations Just as soon ss
he decides location for the structure. Colonel
Lewis 7. Bryant who recently purchased the large
convent property on Park Place. vii also erect q
big hotel before next summer. The building VII
probably De OF hreproof construction. and VIII bs
fitted with every modern convenience work II
going on rapidly the new Hotel Strand which
Messrs- Fairbafrn & Williams ars erecting AZ tls
ocean end OF PennsyIvania-ave- The building Il of
brick and stone. and will be arted Up IN most
magnificent manner
mud hen season opened week ago. oUE ne
gunners have not had great success IN oaggt1s rha
fowl They are not particularly scarce this year.
but they lie close n t5s lorg meadow grass and -
will require extra high tide 20 drive them from
cover. A northeast Storm usually makes It's sP-
pearance here by the riddle OF Ssptsrnber and this
win bring the binds oUt and AFFORD good sport
Through the efforts of Ar. Brand. local observer.
the United States Wea<.s- Bureau IS about
erect novel signal toTer on ToUng's Pier. TIE
tower viii oe oE sSee seventy-hvs feet N height.
/ ana VIII scan0 on the roor or the FER tlsatre.
giving total elevatlcn OF one n0Lored ana L9rSy
| displayed from -he top q the tower BY day and
white electric lights at night The signals VII b
visible lonS distance ~ sea and VII oe userul 70
Among the Nev-Yorke-s who have registered at
Rudolf. B Mann charles n Maxwell. Mrs.
2 Ga-ZTigEss Mss Aiies ,,E = ssf aazs5sP = a
Joseph Davidson, A Folzinger. Miss Davidson. ;
Mrs wallace and darghter. Charles Hahn, william
s Daniel. " Wslsa, Mrs y De Rene. a =
Marshall Lso H Slaa5. William Mshr5ach, Harry
snaTe- Mr. H Maysr and Al weldon
ooPu1@n-5aco6 scho-sch. Jacob Wachenhsi-lsr
BTSat0RTEz ~ rHo,5 n 5esEsasq5 9s5s,S M5s ssoF5s
4lncon Mss 49, = =
and Mrs. William H Srsckcsr. Leonard A Sneck-
Carden-Iohn z McDonaId Miss Nellie Brsstin,
Lloyd B Bergen. G H. Clover. IT., and Mr.. and
Grand Afianste-CharIss Warson, ". o Haley.
9 NJ CIrober Miss Josephine RadoEna = z
SchIoss A Ridley. L A Hyuan. Mrs A. A Rice
wtndsor-Arthur% y J Moore. wsrrsa a Chase. z,
STr5 Fsrr1son ~ Tbornas q Ffsh Ss-55r;
Castor Mss Katharine Harding George II Hus-
ton Mrs. John Taylor Mss Darlong, 2. I. Stern,
George A Castor, J. L. Boscan and Mr. and Nrs-
L.eaman-Craig Hail and MS Z Adkins.
la Fontalne-Niss Grace y Neals-
Ms f L LAYER. Mrs. 9 Clair. J. sfstzsr Kiss
Isabella Metzler. Mrs. P Ksnnan. Mrs. " NJ
Iaiesfio--Niss z: Williams Henry Stains. N.
-Englsnd-SiIss Mary Z. Kerrigan and G. 3.
Norwood-0Irs- Leonard and son.
PierrepOnt-D. Covollor NJ s. Rossnou-gsr and
/ Marsdsn0R 5 Talson
Rossnore-NIrs- 4 Hak-
Royal Palaee-WW- 3 Reed; Z Rowe q aot-
? F McGann- D J. Hurreu- J. Welztn and Mr. and
s5ickney-5Ir and Mrs Frank Brown and "
TaTiton-G. T Murphy and R Q wsssssE
Traynore-Johu A Thayer and NJ Z Gauter
Waldorf Astoria-W- R Ssrnly. George O. Squire
WooIton HaIl-Mr and Yrs. a z George and ".
Wirshire-Mr ard Mrs. W J McAMstsr. Mss
NGcAlhstsr and Miss F AIcAl.ster.
De Vule-NIrs. ROoe-r LaugdtCn
HoImhGrst-1Irs. E G. Niach Miss 0Elnch azs
= RaTeIEhIW. schaside-. Alr and Mrs. 3. sss--.
Mrs. Salesburg " 5 Willy. Mrs B Kahn and
IsiesWorth-M ] : Appel 3 Kahn R + Ellaz.
s Regenstsin, John Regeustein, Mrs 3. = Cohen,
PHiIP sord3S-2eT 3s ,I5,5 = ~ ~. NJ =
and Mrs. Workman and Miss A Numbers.
n BuhI z P Norwood Il. c Carlton GeorEs r
Wilson J. p De Haven and NJ L Belts.
Leland-M Benisch Mr. and Ms N Arulfne and
Ariington-A a Gauasher William c Barber
Brookhursf-Slr. and Mrs H c. Hopkins
Berkshire Tnn-E s Habitat Joseph B-sunch
c. P Ferry and j. : Myers
Bingham-N- E Vaughan. Mrs. shansssey and