New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24

PATRIOTISM SHOWN AT THE INSPECTION
OF THE NORRIS GUARDS.
Ac-r1vr PREPARATIONS FOR THE SUMNER SEA
SON MANY IMPROVEMENTS MADE
AND PROPOSED.

Atlantic CIV y J April q (SpecaD.-Ever since
Easter Sunday this resort has been trying to settle
down 10 the peaceful enjoyment OF the quie' Gays
,ha, usually come between seasons. but inc ~
,empt this year has been futile one. Although
many Of the visitors who spent Easter mere nave
denar,ed they have been replaced by others and
.hs boardwalk IS all times well filed win
promenaders The hotel exchanges are the scenes
~ pleasant gatherings each evening. when caros
and dancing ar. INDUCED in freely with me eN-
cen,,on o, an occasional rainy day the weather
has been al Tint could be asked. making outdoor
.,,a,.nce extremely pleasurahle. and visitors are
careful to take advantage Of every opportunity for
an outing Already sailing parties arc frequent
and 4, Will not bs long before Indoor amusen'en'S
r, no almost wholly abandoned for the NOR"
beal,hr,,I eriovrnerts OF the open air. I ne per
r,anent residents arc alive TO tho fact that the
sumner season will hs here IN a short time. ana
ar. making their prepAt atoms accordingly. mo
smaller hotes-iho.c that have not opened lot '"e
airing trade are being overhauled ana put IN or
,a- ,or tho oxpectcd rush o, summer visitors ard
each week will witness the opening OF hummer
81 them Visitors who come here this summer VIII
c,d No lack OF accommodations. and he houses
,r,l he as usual classified that the rates WI"
IN Get the requirements or limitations OF al p"
| One % the most important events OF '"o @N'
>, .ocal and patriotic standpoint. was the an
nuel INSPECTION Of the Morris Guards. on lhu's'"S
oycn,nr Tho company IS the foremost S'''"' ~.
.,,a.to, q, the CITY and " "a also one OF the
| loading military organization ~ the STATE II
! an independent company. having no co""e.'o.
! with the National Guard. hut its men'o''' "'''
| volunteered 20 4 man 20 80 - the front /" -.
! THAR ser,i,as ne needed nv their couh''H' '"'
| noar approach Of probable hostliueS mane '"e "
! -, ~ snec,al interest. and many adnlr'''s
| eyos were cast AZ the members ~ me co'"''"'''
Two insnection shove ed the company 70 oe III N'''
| io,, condition After tho drill oil thoughts OF war
| were cast aside. and tho warriors oa"'e" WV"
| ,he,- friends until late hour -
| ,no,her social patriotic event or shsn''' VA
| >ro,, character was the semi-annua meeting OF
| the General lafayette chapter paush'ers Oh ."o
| American Revolution. NJ this CITY. 'ne Us
vas held on Wednesday morning NJ '"e No
| co,s and was followed by an elaborate oa''a'',
rho bouse vas beautifully decorated VII" ann
go, cags and other patriotic emolems' anu pa.,'
-. ooochcs were the order OF the DAY i"'
| aoLors were Mrs David a. Depue state rese'''
| Mics Doughty regent OF Lafayette Nhap'''' M
| ceorge W Kcndrick. regent OF quaker ny '"''f
| to-, Miss Elizabeth Massey. register OF the sa'''
| cbantcr. Miss Josephine Gardner daughter OF vi"
| crossran John Gardner. and Mrs John u Shre'e
| ~, r,,,i,,ae IN charge composed OF SlrS
| w. pro,,n F,ndicott Mrs J. G. Shreve ana Mrs'
| James Akrnan .. r..,sa
| When the city's garbage crematory was cl' -
| y, Michigan and Baltic ayes. fe" years ago J..
was thought that the place was so 'a' ,.or
from the centre OF population that J.. Woou .vents
become Objectionable But the PROFESS D O Is
has proved the contrary me u,s 30 rasidents
w." ~ the poorer class II is realized mat ney ar
entitled to some consideration garhnse burning
viz 10 site further removed from the @ basp
portion o. az ~ land and there has been some DIM,
Guilty in obtaining proper site p.o' or Ur On the
mas il' and IL will be recommended AZ inc ncA'
,mecting Of the Council for pure chase oS 'i Lang
snndng complaint of certain OdGrs thar naTt
| casiohaiN tectionable establishment the fat-ren
Hirr and bone boiling factory on tne ,na r.
',i aIao probably be removed IN II sno' rtnrre a. q
is said that legal steps Will be take" To
Th" two payhouses which prov, near viii again
for the ggTrS this year but both viii be lsrgss
and better than ever before nscessary to rebuild
9i Franser /. ai,s p 2u se
the s e,i50s OF In aa d to owners
,h. Empre Theatre Msss,s p0nney r nna
ns in order to keep abreast OK the tines Wins
p"cs is being entirely EN- nter u s' as we'll
| s Snr summer entertainments -. ,ro,o,,
The Question OF lghtins the elty has 90 bnId
ta own electric light plant: but the mater a t ma
been postponed at least hve years for Shtns
OF or 'h mat length OF time There is disposition for
Improvement all through The city, baKns m IN
ase erorts now being made to have the avenues rs
paved with an mProysa ynH matter has been un
| Fortunately delayed. owing TO an error on inc
part Of the clerks Of the legislature but 6u 10
and that tho paving will proceed The advanced H,s
thinkers expect that IN sne G aSd the e' shrs plant
| together with several other valuable FRANCHISES
| which are now In the hands OF private corpora
| lions. -. ...,.. -,
| the Atlantic City High School Alumni Association
was given at the Hotel Rudolf Tuesday evening and
| was decided success There were about one hun
dred and fifty guests present. and the enthusiasm
| manifested made the game unusually insAsesuns