New-York tribune., 1901-06-16

the city's life guard force will be put in service
tomorrow TO protect the hathers from those who
are careless or reckless. The entire force VIII 70
on duty about July J. The first TO begin the
Charles Lake. who commands the summer force Of
thirty odd men; Charles Davis. Harvey Mills.
James Nell. Asa Parker. Bryan Parker. Peter
Parker. Charles Robinson. Frank Robinson Will
fam Conover and Albert Boyer. These men are
selected for first duty OF theIr long
vice. some Of them having been the force
since the paid service organized nine years
and all having good records.
Reports have been spread abroad that. cottagers
are scarcer than usual this year and that many
houses are slll aEallabe Tor summer rental but a
careful investigation shows httle foundation for
ccntage Of unrented cottages. while scores OF new
houses have been built during the last year two
so that the cottage colony is really larger than
ever before. The few cottages which are stil
without summer tenants are rapidly being taken
up and in a short time IN will be imposs,5in N 10
secure desirable summer homes AT reasonable
The passenger steamers connecting with Ocean
fary M from Longport resumed their regular trips
steamers began their summer business on Sautr-
day. These two lines provide pleasant little
patronized during the season.
papers this week registers a protest against the
eeg,ns Mnks @ %cn "a are p"PuaG on the piers char
iihe general impression that the writer is need
cal1ewalk is the fad Of ne hour and il will re-
eure more than one protest TO check the in
srn The me new & Hotel Atamont in Pennsylvani
to-day ulde.
ineilt @ OF ~ r. Gather. who has been well known
ana successful hotel proprietor here for Il number
being equipped with electric elevator electric lights
PdIyeIe panie baths & steam heat and all other con,
persons, and all the other appointments of the
Inn an at eaHay Tennor eHfnsye o 6Se5e 5e9 for
fhe The season today. with W W Lggins in charge.
&c csrt-dancs this evening. for which large number
attended. a number OF improvements have been
ihsde sie, 10 TO me ne hotel since last year
that OF the new casino attached TO the ROYAL pal
ice ace h3Iei OF Tnere was an informal concert and
followed by dances every Monday wednesday and
various other social functions during the season. S
,5o ne casino Is much needed improvement in the
ramor Was i afoat this week to the effect that
suitable % cotas for bchPBley me- %as searching for
70 occupy during the summer for the benefit OF Mrs
locality preferred. but definite announcement
has been made.
VISITORS FROM NEw-YoRK.
Among the New-YOrkers registered at the leading
hotels this week the following:
BTigh;on-w. II. MaeFarland. Seth sprague. Aus
Y: W Law III Ny: and Mrs Q, p. jackson. n a.
j T,i, / Iilly and daughter, A W iaIienbors. f +
White Miss Forde Miss Van Wjnk MaMeiay M,a Miss
Van Winkle. Mr., and Mrs. James W Gereard @ T. and
anG TGFpEymorSYEdward Ep Svi;a Scott H z Grisweld Mr.
Mrs e L Myers AleHandef iT Dow Negh9m 8 Mr and
Mss A. b Coleman; George II Cook Nh and
MRS X e Morris ID. l.. Brainard. William NJ
Mhsnz y =. jr Mr. and Mrs. Francis FurnaId. Mrs
80 a. "a: Mereqnh J. Lowe, S. ]. Wise. Mr. and Mrs.
EEeIJafilin tlllard. Miss Juna II. Twells, II j.
gSomaskey. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Meinhard Mrs Frank
( and Mrs ". Harrison
sieDe RgeOf-Frank J. Peters. Charles NJ Kahn. r. r.
IItote, = Dreyfus, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Lillard w s.
mann name r Rosa kiotE j. $ Mack NJ Marks; l. Rose
PPeeSSnder PeSd,er and son. Mr. and Mrs. H Foster L. b.
an5 oihsGnlid sanford Wise Herman Rothschild Mr.
sr.1 hrs Ia stiefel, Mrs r. X. Sickel NJ Coli
81 n'sR ma9Ds Geqrss s n SpdlIPp Miss Pratt c. Stewart
/ y: Lenz, Mr.. and Mrs w J. Ritterman II
PeSehsr, Pe w: 10 Garis. A. Hafer and Mr. and Mrs
oiserse Heq9ss-Mr qsa.,-. and Mrs. c. p Goodno.
hoese n - pstten, Mr. and Mrs j. b. Dewsnap,
Mcf:sh, hnfaMte, N,s pr. a. Kesay. ]. L. knight II
! MI ana Mrs J. r. Merc~r. J. Clark. r j. Nc.