New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES.
ELECTION WEEK DULL AT TIE
HOTELS-TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY
VISITORS FROM NETWORK.


Atlantic City, N j.. Nov. (SpeciaD.-There ha~.
been signs of dulness in the hotel business In
Atlantic City this week Although there hsy.
been more visitors in the city than there were dur
ing the time last year. still the number has
been smaller than for several weeks past Elec
tion week is never good week for business how
ever, and the hotel men still feeling good
Between six hundred and hundred school
teachers invaded this city last Wednesday and
stayed for three days They came from Atlantic
Salem and Gloucester counties. and the Of
the gathering the annual teachers fnsttu,.
for the three counties This year is the first time
the three counties have united in holding teachers
institute. The experiment a complete slc-
cess Prominent educators from all this and
the surrounding States were present
The fish, turtles and other sea animals which
have been on exhibition in the aquarium On
Young's Pier during the last season have been
shipped TO the National Geological Gardens ar
Washington Last summer several members Of
the United States Fisheries Commission visited
Atlantic City and while here became interested in
the specimens of fish caught in the big Young nets
and placed on exhibition in the aquarium. When
Captain Young discovered their interest In his
specimens he offered to present the fish to the
commission at the end of the season
English railroad officials who touring this
country for the purpose OF studying American rail-
roads and their methods experienced practical
demonstration of the speed made by American
locomotives when they were brought TO this city
last Monday They came in a special train over
the Reading road. and made the run from Phila-
deIphia TO Atlantic City in forty-hve minutes
There seems to have been considerable doubt
pressed on the other side of the water the
ability of the trains which over TO Atlantic
CITY being able to make the time called for by
their schedules. This was made partly for
the purpose of showing ,he visitors how easily the
time could be made The special train was made
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over the Reading, and on the same schedule
After their arrival in this city the English rail-
road men driven around the city IN carriages.
Luncheon was served at the Brighton by Manager
BrinkIe Gunmey After being in the city several
hours the party was taken back TO Philadelphia
in another special train
Several transfers Of important properties have
been made in the last week. The Moore Brothers
have purchased the Bleak douse Hotel properly
at Ocean-ave.. and the board walk from the young
Amusement Company. Tha price paid was SSnsa
Resides the hotel proper the purchase includes the
Blue Cavern Grotto Cafe and several board walk
stores situated in the front of the hotel building.
Tho new owners will make some alterations IN the
nropertv but Just what these VIII oe Is not yet
known The c. A Campbell Real Estate company
nurchased Hamilton Hall. hotel situated at Cnei-
saa-ave and the beach. from William Wicks. for
ss0 o.o This house built only snort time
600 and is a thoroughly modern hosiery Fhe
Hotel Brompton. in South Carolina-ave- near the
hoard walk has been sold by the FORMER o"hei'
Geneva B. Elliot TO Mr. and MIS- A D. Aais
berger. The price paid for this hotel was S-'"D.
FreDarations are being made for the regular ins
- soctaI events and entertainments 70 be given
here this winter. The local lodge Of B. 2 u ElKs
Is making arrangements for It's annual i,i- nan
strei show which Is TO be given In @ non an
dav week The Morris GUARDS vii a.?O - 1 :, ,ha
amateur minstrel entertainment some tlrns EN- IN I rT
entertain their friends at q s re nrSunent
some evening next month Many OF III ILT - - 1aca-
society f1n b monntains T1 AS soon all have re-
turned to their homes the winter gaEe'S VIII o7A
IN Accommodations for winter visitor TO Snls
resort becoming better ever syyTand have de-
Sided 10 keep that house open tnroqsIGad5 Id ar num-
proachng winter and gave a'faF ,s heated by steam
and has every convenience and aIr g.
the winter gqess sI,bsr is having the effect of max;
ing the city lively in appearance I'D iaparturs
~ sitors give the resort bustnessllke a "4sT fs
was unknown even in the sutnIei E liz al over the
onnfr1 and 90 to make up cosmopoLitah V"rk etV%J
Among those who have reg1Sterfu regSj,l li Wv
III mBrighton-Mr and Mrs Bruce Bonny MS sSfsord ssi
schaeffer Ross W. Wickhan3, WYNN Pbin Mohsn. Mr
and i'i! Mrs Hugo Kangler. Mrs kranSnaH Haass as
F>raushaal: i4sa ard SON MI and Mrs J. H. GreIse1
IrS Roger Euhpatreck Mrs William u
Nelson snipP2San acu e Sour Wunnifheiner, Mrs Mrs
Hachi Mrs William Eecht child 6sdS ana Tai Lisbyer.
lam kaIelii PIsirs Mr. and Mrs. FfsheL + van IAN
MIS- A. II. SnUtbov and wife. NJ Adams ana wiz r.
2ehenq1 . 5beir1rr T A. Van Dyk. J. MctsoWan' a. =
T., sel,a, am Miss McGowan- -,.,ran
Haddon Hall-Mrs. A Spadone Jan4e9 IT 9Ravn1ond
INGre RAYMOND Miss Kindsgra6, ". J. VI " .7Ssrton.
MlS' ~ z Richardson, j. J. Phelps VI Alls ISsns
ana SIt S Mrs Hentz c a. Reed. MrS- :. ~ ry "
" M, aII ioIj John Russell Pole, j. MEX anu - "
Compton. -,.<- = p smith. J. e
1,oennIendeId Mrs Minton Miss r. MIdI's a as-ifs \
i,na Martin and wife, j. n BeeTneI, ahr MISS Rob
IIabar, I'm . Robert Kenyon. Miss Haslet'' Mss
t, ms T p Wills and Miss WlilS,,,, Finest
iSS''Ua1,d@H c Helms Thomas y sffsrson
60 Harrison. H Sweeny ana W. ~ Mrs
o. Ered Ciebier, jr-, and WE Nj NIifareJ New
Rosss,banm Poss Miss E. Deoley and n Ntaiieu "
legin ,,,,.5t Nertheir1er, A Gut
~ p Gordon Mr.. and Mrs SneIIH1IIi' ~ T Evans
IFuacg IlsI1t1, r KrIfrerberg. II. WEXFORD r L.
ana ~ s Craig HaII-Mss Williams EralI Mrs G
IIehHhatr ITr,, y Williams. H. {. AloeLI, n n
IStil. IS!aS 7 Evans f Clark. Mrs r Cid1N -
IIn,cn q r Houston and A. FSIhAii- r-ve-han1
fiTuS,i, q'Ois q II Myro and wife, Il MH-roo5 " Er q
% pnattv Mrs r. Pollard. H + @ oliei sDSsrsou
sI,.Ss Iames Price, W. e. Jones' James @
and W; InnWMrs. F E Doolittle FTanS P4TL gIiI
,,..In Name P Kelly. Ernest carter, :, ,,.+5 7 q
u! + Warrington, e NJ Macy ~ Adams
III;h,@h ~ p Curry William Grace!; " I,s - RIrk-
IN CnIoriFF riFe T J. Phillips. e c. Mnnlch MISS D
en-, and F. H. Batcheler