New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES.
AN UNUSUALLY BUSY DECEMBER-NEw
BUILDING PROJECTED-vISITOR5
FROM NEw-YORK.


Atlantic City N J.. Dec "A (speciaD.-whfIs De-
cenber is supposed to be the duIIest month IN
the wear for Atlantic City. the month has far
pleasantly dfsapponted all who are interested N
the business of the city. Several prominent hotel
men have stated that the last week has been one
the since the closing OF the official season.
and they are correspondingIy pleased Those who
constructed sun parlors and made other arrange
rnents for the winter guests reapins reward.
and the rolling chair men and others who de-
pend the visitors for their business are look
ing forward to harvest during the coming year.
The promise of good season is having an effect
on both the building trades and upon the real
tate business The builders are hurrying with all
their might to finish their contracts in time for
the buildings to be put to use for the early spring
visitors The contractors who are Going the work
on the new Marlborough have been working their
men on Sunday. rather than risk any chance OF
falling to get the building finished in time The
real estate spectators and agents are as busy as
the builders.
The lot formerly occupied by the Steel Pier
Baths has been cleared. and will be used site
for brick hotel. which is to be erected by
the steel pier company. II is intended that the
hotel shall be entirely freproof- There will be
two hundred sleeping rooms in the structure and
the appointments will be of the best
real estate company. to be known as the
Philadelphia and Atlantic City Real Estate and
Investment Company. has been organized in this
city. The company first capitalized at 100000
but it has since been decided TO raise the capt
ta1lzation to S1.000ooo- The company Is composed
OF capitalists of this city. Philadelphia and New
York. TIE purpose OF the company Is to buy and
deal in real estate. both improved and unirn-
proved all along the Jersey coast s. W. Barber
and A Jefferson Dunn. of the Barber Real Estate
Company of this city. are among the officers or
the concern
The contract for the construction Of the build
ings Of the Children's Seashore Home has been
awarded and work will be begun immediately
Six large story frame buildings will be erect
ed. and surrounding these will be sixteen small
cottages. The site will be the lot which the So
ciety lately purchased in Chelsea This home Is
one of Atlantic City's greatest charities. and its
work will be much enlarged during the coming
summer.
A party OF leading New-York politicians. heade6
by Lieutenant Governor Timothy L. WOODBURY.. made
a flying trip to Atlantic City one day this week.
The party came down from Philadelphia on one OF
the flyers shortly after noon. and. after taking
luncheon and drive about the city, returned to
Philadelphia in the evening
Interest in trotting races is growing The local
driving association has decided lay out regular
beach track at South Atlantic. and schedule OF
trottfng will be arranged Several OF ths
owners OF fast horses object the claim OF su-
periorfty made by Charles Evans, the owner OF
Alley Boy. He has been the recipient OF several
challenges to race his horse the sand track
Philip J. Leigh, the owner Of Rocky P. another OF
the fast ones. has offered his animal against
Alley Boy for purse OF 5000 The race Will
probably come OF within short time.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Parr. OF Baltimore. have
Hotel Brigbfon. Mr. Parr and his wife who was
Miss Sigourney. both prominent in society
The chief. Of the United States Weather Bureau
mas declded 70 place Two Iarse "s4Infr s - maps % ~
business requires q knowledge Of the weather con-
ON fs two " 'aG Gsent piers and VIII be IN charge
of local Weather Observer Brand ,,,,,,s,.- =,
memory OF President Mckinley. for the Children's
bo4fs aSs S2eify 2 t fs Inclined lf o San %
Several thousand dollars have been subscribed IN
The following New-Yorkers. have registered al
Atlantic CITY hotes n ne a3z Mrs Morgan
D. c. stilzer Miss Peters. T. Cook; D Cox; z.
10nng' i3--is r. aoang s5 VIE M a dFsenht F MSS IS
IoTIes Tosa = Miss t. ls Yc5os a5s Fdis ana VIE Mrs
B. ]. Greenhut, B. y. Day, Mrs Charles Bamnn;
Mrs A Sampler John WaIlenhauer, J. Adolph
WaIIenhauer. Gabriel Chevalfer and wife and Miss
SEASIDE. ouinIan: Dr.: H, spitzeE, J; Grossnnaq,
Boyes and Wife. G Morton. Robert BIxbee. J. P.
Hayes and wife & G = Iayl9T Ns snd q.a1 WE 5a pna
st strand-H Winter J B Qunlan. John win!aw.
N. J Jordan; Thomas F. Hammond F. L Torrsy' '
Mrs P. MoIier and Miss NJ. c. MoIier-
do@oR aRd9oR Ha4ry Has Sanford nf Randa Mrs cSsr
Keep Miss NJ. c. Daley. Mr.. and Mrs. George
sayIe Masg5 SaTe Nh mrs and 4 Ms 9oseeh Far p
ley Miss Emily Farley and Mr. and Mrs Ross
Brighton-Thomas whitney suretts. Charles II.
Page. jr.. Charles Cochran, jr; F. T. R9ss' G T.
Pope ir D. T. G. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs 7: e
Thomas Nr. and Mrs. ". s. Fanshawe, Miss Julia
Fanshawe Miss Lena Fanshawe. s L. Rau and
wife and Ross W Wickh4m-
Chester Inn-Niss Grace addison. J Sumner 5.
CIaggett J. Donan. Charles Eldrtdge, William Key
G, z C;arrugan, H. Cranda1l. F. z. Cars, Mrs G.
Barnun1 Miss Ryer. John Terriss, W. G. Farmer,
Miss P. May. J. P Brown, Joseph Couplet and Mr..
and Mrs. Q. Thomas
a Fafrchfld Mr. Clark Mrs. Julia De Rythers
John J. Walton, F. FuIcher, Thomas Lalors Mr.:
and Mrs. E. O. Wistenfelt. Henry Fairchild and
II. Rose Clark. -. -.
KuehnIes-Mrs. HazIett. E P. Turner Mr. and
Mrs J. RYAN a H. Rosener. H. Busch. c. Legges
H b Blessing and Frank Hertzley.