New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
ATLANTIC CITG THRONGED.
PROMISE OF MORE THAN USUAL EASTER
CROWD-POPULARITY OF BOARD
WALK-BASEBALL PROSPECTS.

are now refusing guests for that period A. the
Hotel Brighton II IS next 10 Impossible 10 get
room AZ the present time for more than day or
A time. At all the other hotels similar con
ditions prevail There are more hotels open now
than there have been in the past at this sea
Of the year. Many Of those houses which here
tofore have not opened until MAY and June have
this year introduced steam heat ana the other
Accessories cf 2 winter house and are doing good
business.
Baseball is beginning 10 be talked at this resort
NJ Church Meateer, who has successfully con-
Quoted the team III this resort for the last two
years has made tire greater part Of his arrange
ments for this years schedule. and il includes
some Of the best amateur and semi-profesSional
teams in the country. lie has secured many Of the
players who We're on the team last year, and
among them will he "Cy' Voorhees, who did
excellent work in the box last season. He was
left snug fortune last August by his grand
mother. who died in California, and he is now play
ing bail simply because he loves the game. Among
the teams with which games have been arranged
by Mr. Meeteor are The Philadelphia National
League and the Pittsburg teams The games Will
he played IN the old bail park at the inlet. There
will be a number Of improvements made to the
park this year which viii make it one Of the best
diamonds in this part Of the country.
The storms Of the last few weeks. which have
caused the breaking up Of the ice in the creeks
and taorouchfares about this city swept thou
sands Of soft crabs from the beds in the mud and
grass along the meadows out sea and they
were cast up the beach with the punches OF
meadow grass that also disodged by the
jannming Of the ice : it was carried out the
inlet to the ocean Boys picked up basket after
basket Of the crabs and sold them the local
restaurant men, who fried them and placed them
sale. It IS the first time that soft crabs have
been placed the market this early date.
Already many of those who spend the spring and
summer here have arrived and opened their cot
tages. In many instances they have brought their
horses with them and the result IS that many
fine turnouts are now seen upon the streets of the
resor, The speedway has been repaired this spring
and IS fine condition now and it is a favorite
place for those loving fire driveway.
The following NEWCOMERS have registered this
week:
Hotel Brirhton-Mrs Paul Tuckerson. Miss
sesley. Mr and Mrs. {. X. Jones, Mrs. Katharine
" Powers Walter II. Peers. Mr. and Mrs. NJ H.
Burns. DR.. and Mrs. Roderick Terry, Miss Rarger.
Mr and Mrs Clarence ". Bowen. p. l. Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Goodwin Mr- and Mrs. a. s
Apear Mrs. James X Mason. Miss Elizabeth
Kuevel MIS-. NJ. VI. Allen. Mr and Mrs. !. w
Cromwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Goodwin. Mrs. H.
Wolbrock, Mrs. James W. Mather. Ny. and Mrs
w E. BENJAMIN Miss Beatrice benjamin. Miss
Jacobs, John 5. Jacobus. q. X. Thompson, ". r
Cornell William b. Davis. Lewis Hail. Mrs. r.. A
Willard Mrs. Guy r. Pelton, Mrs G II. johnson.
Miss Johnson Fanny l. LINN A. walter Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Brouwn. William II. Brou~n and
Ho5G LgFay William W9hitney ); \ A059ft G MI Nj
jr Miss Masters Mrs Robert McC ann ". J.
Smith, Mrs. James r. Bird, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Westeott. Mr. and Mrs John Stenton; {, 3. snyd9r'
ar @ aEd Mrs b CoTn~an 4 / S5eTHs peI,ddn Nj
J. Walton Edwards. Howard ingiin, II. H. Cross
J. <. Sims and J. Willis Porter.
MFs ao'f REM M4~on NJ fE Mae Ro5hs h e j. LsSg
Mrs H WelbTock NJ F. D. Williams A j. Npi-
Lifchfeld Mrs Henry Bacharaah. Miss Bacharach,
GeeT H Dfe Kser MT Ko0e Edwapd Nash Brown H.
Miss z. l.; Brown, Eugene Soqthback, ID Roy
ordSay Part4idee F { Krumn. NJ A De IA Mon,
Lague. Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Covey and NJ. and
Hotel Berkeley-s Mattson. Grace p. Orr. Ella
Quinn george sweeney and Miss NJ a Holland
Hotel Chaifonte-Mrs Joseph Handiey; Miss C.
Ce:ning, Miss Scott, Miss Hicks. George. HoweIls,
Mrs. E. 2. Smith. Miss Beatrice smith Miss
-Lsrion Smith s W Lasher. + g Downing and
Hotel Dennis-Aiiss Adelaide y wallack. Harriet
ksr Miss LuiTs Eas0nsT Mr. ana Mrs: Mrs I'm N
!. sbster, !, g; Robinson Colonel end MTs, E.
Mclean Miss Ethel Robinson Mrs Mrs PSnning{9n; Ton;
GIahan, james n. d Herman Mr.. and Mrs. J.
d ass m5 D kP M M nd von fs Gebsf sGs aad
Hotel D5nlop@niiss A. wombold W HOuek Mr
136 Mrs / Bqs1 MF5 Waiter E,i1kspaia MismT Thongs
Moran, John } Wood. Mr and Mrs. ", A. Lamb,
p. Z. Cammack James Emse. Mrs 5. Tilberts.
hts fsDs Ea De Mis- hii Mr ad M
MaETsy X DqaTThing MTS t, s,os g. HuRtfT FesD3 j.
si3sn ana Mr ana Mrs. James A Clark.
PeoR M aad Mr SRe s Neson Mss X
zentgraf Mr.. and Mrs II. Il. Armstead Miss S. A.
DR. and Mrs Henry Cook William Heary, T. g.
Mcclure. Mr and Mrs. ". :. shattuck Charles y.
BSqTo BsroR. Er "a and Mrs James BarTy Miss J. Holt
day, Mrs. II c French, Miss Jane French >and
Hotel IslewoTth-Miss Eva Rosenfeld, Mrs.
Gabriel Mr.. and Mrs. =. Abrahams. Mrs: Maurice
Schr arz Mr. and Mrs: Bentamin LIVINGSTON
ert Chairman and Thomas Mcclure , r-,
Hotel Rudoph-B. Wauendorf. J. r. Essenan,
Cohen. Mr. and Mrs H. Cohen. c, p KratzeI. Mrs.
e Kaplan Mrs y Haas ~ Mart9 R9; Mr IA and psirs Mrs
F Kaufman. William Headesthal A. Friendlich,
MT. Ms X Psz Ps. s M9s IS Mr and ND M
{. Arnold. @ D. Buell. and A. Holman.
Mr. ron s5d Mrs q IeAger Mr. L. Mskey. louis
Levy. Charles NJ. Grant. J. Firm. David Hsche5,
S Mrs SgiEsn, s,.e41e ""0u' N's0'h James ''i'''
III Hole sirand-G H Pension, Mrs Jsmes LANCER
0Ea 3 Wof M1r Mr. TSg and IS rs + " Reed = p snm
Wallace Burton: AIr and Mrs Joseph Rothermau.
Hotti S' st chaTies1R eeiy Patrick keenan,
Joseph Newburger William Gwynn. jr;s, Dr.. and
3. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. y. }. sermand. Mrs.
Robertson. & J. Curran, f. Young, A. p Camp
John o.connel A RossmaR r. w DimStsn M: M
cern and , MT and Mrs q go. 4 GhePPeh e - ,,rs
somerviiIe Miss Potter, ). Il Fitzpa trick Mrs
s 6. Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cohen Henry
patrick. F. P Harvey. George {. Tilyou. r H.
Downing Miss Isabel Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
CshiiI J. n CahiIl Walter Cahili Warren u.
Brown. John Norris ana Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Hotel Traymore-I. -oConnor. Mrs s. Brown.
s st4susf MIS-. E josephs John NoTion. Miss ' Edna
Norton. Miss X \. Norton, Mr.. and Mrs W. p.
Darrah James Wesiernet Mr.. and Mrs b Steen