New-York tribune., 1902-01-12
ATLANTIC CITY VISITORS.
PLANS TO MOVE BOARD WALK NEARER
THE SURF-COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS SEE THE SEA.


Atlantic City. n ]. Jan. Il (speciaD.-The last
week has been one OF changeabe weather, little
of which could be said be unpleasant The
clear days of the week tine, and the TWO
rainy ones were not boisterous enough 10 keep
the regular promenaders off the espianade. Last
Sunday a beautiful day, and large numoer
of visitors came down the morning trains for a
chance to spend the dav by the shore Through
out the day the hotel porches and sun parlors
were well filled with those who cared rather Tor
sea air than for exercise.
The Morris Guards are taking leading part
this winter in the social side OF the city. Ther
minstrel show will take place within a short time,
and in the mean time the basketball games in the
armory are drawing large numbers OF spectators.
The armory of the guards will be finished WITHIN
the next month. and will be opened with appro-
pirate ceremonies.
Owing to the close proximity of the opening or
the season. building operations are being rushed
as fast as possible and the greatest fears of the
hotel men seem to be that they will not get their
houses finished in time to accommodate the early
visitors Besides this. the city officials and lead
ing men of the town are getting plans In shape
for the finishing of municipal work and the max
ing OF needed city improvements within the next
few weeks.
According to report one of the first moves made
by the new City Council will be the moving OF the
board walk to point nearer the ocean When the
placed in its present position several years
ago it was close to the surf, but the making of
new ground by the ocean has placed 1t at point
far distant from where IL should be. When the
change Is made it is probable that there will be
a new street added to the ones now on the city map
as there is every indication that the ground oc-
cupied by the present walk will be left for a public
highway. Besides the moving OF the parts or the
walk which require such treatment. extensive re-
pairs will be made to the present structure, and the
walk will be extended for some distance on each
end.
An example Of the class OF accomm9 alton fur
nished by the Atlantic City hotels can We CLEANED
from the fact that the poultry farm corrected with
Haddon Hall took number OF blue r!hFrcns at the
late poultry show in New-York 1t may be some
what OF surprise 10 to learn that nearly all
Of the big hostleries procure their supplies in the
line OF poultry and farm products from a-hF owned
controlled by themselves.
The annual meeting OF the board of governors of
the Atlantic City Hospital was held this week.
Reports from the various committees showed the
establishment to be in the best condition and the
same reports gave evidence of the tremendous
amount OF good done by the hospital in the last
year. Secretary Heston reported that many con-
trtbutions of substantial sums of money had been
received from visitors to the city and steps would
be taken to bring the subject of the good done by
the hospital more strongly to the attention
Of those who spend portion Of the year here
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gould have been visitors TO
Atandc zg City tins week. They stayed the Tray
var, yard Kelley Mr., Gould is well known in Atlantic
show. -ioin MS connection with the annual horse
Members of the National Association Of Commits
K@ehuon ven OF that body in Philadelphia this week Wis
guests of the y s0day The visitors were the
foVaiIv @hsements mad been made to entertain them
the he ratny days had the effect of cutting down
bI3 tbsr or visitors 70 some extent this week
crease crease IN the citys population. The Following are
ar the Ieadi ew York visitors who have registered
~ hIraSymore-Mrs, H. Kaminsk Robert Kamnskt
EEGrbes Miss Harriet K FORBES Miss 'GIePA KoPPfma5 m
john Tys0h A0msh Mr Gs0Tss sSg KS Tyson Minor l. Rook
jessie a s. 4 XIV W. Prapkard Spencer Prankard Miss
hs. 4si Rs ana MRS ss HouEafda PaaT51
Schiller Miss Nellie schifeT Henri stern Stern Mrs
Kesr orsh Mrs sf h RHk.TG Rey q GGnnoE NJ ana Yrs
edksTG fad MGs s, Ley %a%5 Be9EaPd Bs5EaP NJ E
Mrs e o~nsehd Mr Pnyif jazz TTSwnssnd TSwnssnS
arnmersdoggh r. Ana Hammes MIs T. Wo2 WHoRpieT ,. Miss
Mrs Wqrthinston s RaiTse4 fia{ Mrs Mr nS 6Si9my @
an MarIeq HrIIeeqqepPuTgh James Isidor, Mr. and Mrs y
Hess weil5h. Fl f. MH9 H9rned MisT Mri l. Adap Mdapis
Haddon Hsii-%T' GT'sa and Mrs c,..u...
Vega m5s NJ r.. and John chaPPmaann MISS MISS
EdTard knapp Miss E. chodbowaan cfSGfs a toB Benton
William n Ss PoAfeL a. Da5hers h L Merrill E r Merrill
sSss k9as and ndoSft Mrs John John She's s'e
+ Thompson Mrs ATrison Aqn MIS- Ms &ooIsg MIsgs Mrs
l. BanbrdFe so9 9eopRs open Hudson Hudson l. F. Farrell Mrs
and Janar r ana Mrs F. James. Mrs. Lewis lanes
Rates. R5ffSsTGrshH %rs r. zpnsTy Egssre w Noch, F.
Mrs C@"nSG y Comm s9qnenbsrg Mr. Mrs L. s9an S
SipIa WMh1itney Whitney M and Mrs r Mioa Miss Idnn
II JdiId MISS r Eisner. Mrs w SchIaT Nj NJ
il ~ ger John W. Schloss, Mr. and Mrs viii
Dennis m nIpTiS ana the Rex and Mrs NJ Harris
Marsareti a. Ihttiooard Miss Emily " Hibbard Miss
eTrs tsc o. "A A. Gardner. James NJ c Master Mrs D
fo96 s{6ra9d-H E T Dsitz Mrs. F. peitz Miss E. Null
va vi +. weed. Mrs. W. p Weed Miss r
y eco C. FinneS Mr and M1 Mrs & P!Orensberg P Newell
f. Muldson and r. Early w. MI ana MIS-
b5rrlgshtonnW NJ. Mapey. H. Hooper N,ss
Mrs. Mr5 goTs T Vap@dsThqes @ Miss Vanderhaes
T.TIa T1oTard 4 ,Waither, T. B. Rogers. the Rev NJ a
son Tt1Hurne-Mrs; j. ii. p Hodgson Joseph Roqar
son son ohareS j. Carr Mrs. A Kinnan Morris ~ Ef
~ Hal 3 a. u W; knnan. A Burnham Mr. and Nj M
Mrs Wilii.'ro iE ana Mrs James Curb and Mr. and
Joseph G e;Iav Waikinsj TX Mr. and Mrs. Kohn w NJ
A. Weed ilPs' Mp aGd g. icon @ James Mitchell j. BecH
ana SS1hlhs, m Dorothy Jenkins Mrs A Martin NJ
"O ME - Marun and Miss A. Martin. -1'