New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
ATLANTIC CITY THRONG.
Extremely Large for Sunday Before
Easter-Preparing for Pleasure.


Atlantic City. March 26 (SpeciaD-If the gIori-
GUS weather that has been vouchsafed to this ISL
and during the last week holds until Easter
Sunday the boardwalk pageant OF that day will
dwarf all Of its predecessors into comparative
insignifcance. The promise Of spring conveyed
in the equinoctial storm OF the DIST has been
FULFILLED with brilliant skies and genial warmth.
and this combination has brought the people
from the cities 10 the shore by the tens OF
thousands So far as numbers go. the Easter
Day parade is bound to beat the record In
fact the number OF visitors the island to-
day IS almost up to the Easter maximum and
they are continuing TO arrive by the thousands
every day. and will so continue until Easter
All Of the trains from New-YOrk have been run
ming throughout the week TO their full ca
pacity and the last day or two they have been
coming down in sections. all crowded. The
travel is also unusually heavy from the South.
calling for an increased schedule from Philadel-
phIa The boardwalk parade tomorrow morn
ing promises to be equal TO the Easter pageants
OF the past in point of numbers. although the
DISPLAY Of frocks and millinery will not be at
its height until a week later.
The Royal Palace Hotel was opened for the
season this evening under the management OF
Lyman J. watrous. The property is still owned
by Charles r Prettyman. The grotto cafe OF
dance. In which many guests OF other hOels took
part. The handsome apartment house formerly
known as the Rockford was opened this evening
by oliver H. Guttridge-
A party Of Cubans, composed OF Sefor and
Sehora A ]. Quilez. the Senoritas and Senora
Hernado. and Senior c. a. Ruiz. Is at the Hotel
Jackson
The New-Yorkers registered at the principal
hotels include:
ArchdaIe-C d. Stanford. George 3. Miller. f.
s Watts and A. c. Mason
AltamOnt-Mr. and Mrs Charles N FORKS. J.
r. Penrose. Mrs. A Z Penrose. Mrs Edwards
and Mrs. b. w. wyman.
Berkshire Inn-Mr. and Mrs. J. Christian. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward McErrOt
Chester Inn-Charles T McIlhsine. Miss Helen
Ray. Clayton Legge, G. Winter. William Burton.
Mr. and Mrs James GaIIows. James GallOws
r.: James Burrows, b Flansburg. L Stevens
and Charles Egan.
Dennis-NIrs. John Newell. Fannie L Warins.
Mrs. ]. b. Claggett. Mrs. H. Patchin. DR.. and
Mrs. H. Tucks. Mrs. Foster. a s Keenan,. Mrs.
Thienen, Mrs. c. E Rebe. Mrs. J. d. Murphy
Miss Murphy. Mrs. T. ID. Collins. G. H. Warren,
Mrs c. p. Warren Henry II. Bragg. Mrs. Bragg,
Con, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Du Bois. Mrs Albert
H Brown Mrs. William z. lie Roy. Miss ]. L
Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred z. Ominen. Mr.. and
Mrs J. Benjamin Strong. tr.; W. W. Hard1s.
Mrs A. Clifford. Dorothy Clifford. Charles r.
Hedden ar and Mrs A. H. Broadway. Alex
a Tbomps @ec0n mrs cwtieq Mr and
Mrs. r. Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Bacon,
Mrs. s Lawrence. Mrs A. E<ittridge. Mr.. and
Mrs B. F. Adams. A d. Chew. Miss Swift, II.
II Kirkland. Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Morgan,
Mrs John Hill Morgan, +. S. Barlow. Mr.. and
Mrs W. II Redmau. M and Mrs. D. A CARRIER
Mrs D. T Crockett. Miss HOughton. Mrs. c I.
Davidson, MI and Mrs. ". II. Morris. Mrs. @.
B. Band Mrs. E. S. Sewall Miss Sewall and Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Stebbins.
Dunlop-A. Stern. G. 4. Benedict F. G. Jen-
kins. A. W. Dexter. Mrs. w. Wrist. William
Brim ]. Glednest. Miss a Brown J. d Brown.
Charles Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Elliott and
J. Cahill.
Hognhrrxt-Mrs.v s.. W.+Dexter. Miss Klxnx
~, II. LAvttsr and Mrsend Ms. x @ Ban,
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