New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
ATLANTIC CITY THRONGED.
GREATEST CROWD EVER SEEN THERE
on PALM SUNDAY-TROLLEY CON
NECTIONS WITH CAMDEN.

+bev had ever known for the spring Of the year.
not excepting some of the Easter Sundays. 1t was
ike q Fffth-ave. parade the board walk, and
there was cessation Of the promenading until
late at night The day all that could have
been desired It warm that top coats and
v-sps We're almost universally cast aside until
after sunset. and even then only light wraps
6onred,
The piers have taken great pains TO provide good
entertainment for the visitors to the resort For
the entire week the Philharmonic Orchestra. of
Philadelphia. has been playing at the steel pier
avery evening. and the concerts have been largely
.,terded The orchestra played at a concert this
afternoon and VIII Go the same tomorrow At
Young ocean Pier the dog show has been the at
traction al the week. combined with the perform
ing seals which began their exhibitions on Monday
suuday the nrst time that any of the Inler-
feet of yachts ventured on the ocean for a sail
Il was so warm that many of the visitors TO the
resort took the ride walk to the inlet wharf and
& few minutes later were sailing OF the inlet
the Atlantic. The ocean Vas almost placid as a
river and there was barely breeze enough TO
propsI the boats through the water Several Of The
private launches were out also and Commodore
Kuehnle. of the Atlantic City Yacht Club who
has had his handsome naphtha yacht reftted with
more powerful engines, entertained large party
Of the members OF the club and some visiting
yachtsmen all day
Everything IS quiet along the board walk The
raids the palmists and fortune tellers have
ceased and there is little likelihood that there will
The argument on the Certiorari proceedings which
have been brought by the palmists who were ar
rested three weeks ago They have employed Judge
Robert IEgersou, of this city to carry the matter
10 the Supreme Court for them. and they will fight
il 10 the eul The case Is expected to be an inter-
estEg one, and the decision Of the Supreme Court
IN the matter viii be awaited with a great deal OF
Interest.
IN former years there has been scarcity Of
water in The city here, due TO the fact that the
plant vas TOO small meet the demands made
upon it, although It had capacity OF some thirty
million gallons daily. There is very little like-
hood Of q water famine this year. however, for a
new 5-inch main IS being laid across the meadows
and pump installed in the plant az Absecon
which Will give ample supply.
Some 0f those people who have been inclined TO
be rather sceptical about the shore line trolley.
which has been talked about for some time past
have had occasion 10 change their minds IN the
last week The line will come directly through the
Borough Of Pleasantville and the trolley men have
purchased couple Of houses that stood in their
way, and have begun to move them. so that they
can build the line through The operators of the
line which Will run between Camden and this city
will begin 70 ley the rails in few weeks and they
hope that they VIII have the line in operation by
the latter part Of this year.
The block Of Tennessee-ave from Atlantic-ave
10 the Pennsylvania station. which has been torn
Up for some time ana in bad condition, has been
newly paved with brick and 1t IS of the
finest blocks in the entire city As soon the
FIRE house is built there this VIII resume its
accustomed serenity, and the hacks and buses will
again that street, instead Of going the sta
lion by the way Of South Carolina-ave., as they
have been doing for a couple Of months past.
Among the weeks arrivals are:
Avon Inu-E. J. Coer B. =. Homer Mrs. s H.
Gardner. Miss Ethel Gardner, Adel Gardner c.
Bardank, J : Gardner, Mrs. J. L. Handy. Miss
Gladys Handy and Miss Sadie Pierson.
Chalfonte-Nirs. E. Cradle Mrs. J. G. Graft Mrs
r ". Raymonds. John Shields. Mrs H Miner E
E. Fleming. jr-. William Il. Beam Mrs John Shields
and L 3. Shields.
Chester Inn-A Lerser, Miss Lille Hall. L. sgd
ney, Augusta Bertrand, Nr and Mrs E J. Austin
l. D. Hagner, r L. Wand, Jacques Kruger, H. Rob
erts, Rouland Carter. c. Church. Frank Johnson.
GGihargs Cha ZinmeTag a 4 e Morgan. F. Mcclenlan,
bro1H oT aTy 9!1q se9bz, sIlSS u Cl8rk f,,,a ~
ishan Mr. and Mrs. James Botoit Mrs A. r. Gag,
Moks r and MF % E. i';' E Pearso HGIYf Mr and an Mrs
r. l,5 T. 5-24shman r- NJ and Mrs James Med.Qrd.
E Willis, Mrs. J. G, butcher. 5 ". johnson, Mrs
tS5eoTse Hiyer, Mr. and Mrs J. ". Norry, Miss
Mary A5ry irwin nd Mrs William Davenport
p l5-ii-uN 5-i-uN fiaIl-gharles Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
E Ri FL D. Dennis Charles ken'man 4r and Mrs.
James Nurrav Mrs 4 T BLACK Mrs Tar1es p oai'
, ll5Lenee = Beck; Mrs. r. Z Pease. Mrs. c
F21r29 21rQ9Ioi7TalTs G = aaron Il; 5, Aaron Mrs NJ,
Mrs y Tbggne Miss Z n rTl,,r II hch'
= lt-+1l, MS =. hatz, Mrs. Nigel. 6. Taylor Miss
se45i, d4sfi,s"2TIb-WiIia r echt Mrs Frederick Gott-
Z-InTnernan. Joseph Roscnthau p J Dexter p I
eed66 Nrl Ia Win W5m m F=hdr FiTk r6r MT aR9 6 MT
e. e. Heine3nan Miss G Adler Miss schWerin. Mrs
Z. Katz and Mrs l. NGgaI NtlII.''''' NJ 7eh"@h' Mrs.
L1ray-AIr- ana Mrs. Albert Cheeeobororgh l1r
p sL.s- L;qWard !. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs r "
r Bro, Mrs Mary A Hail Master Albert Jacobs
ST-asi-es S-1s II Jacobs; Miss " /. Vidand Miss B. G.
T}s,sS Ign -T. A NJ Davis, John Sage and Mrs l. s
Ken5aIo aIoE24shTTiam Tls y t5af- ,Isylqr Miss R
Sl -4- and Mr. John 3. Simms. Mrs David Dows. ir
lrs seA Nichols MI and Ms " b Ogden fT 5nd Mr
saT ~ " ID y, - walker. Jr, Mrs William J. Glib
y. T H,yl Mr. and Mrs Rdiand e Dennis so Il fTs
Iat. .lF ana Mrs. Charles Z. Orris Or. and Mrs
SSnd Mrs II ~ Hadelson' Mr ana Mrs Jadob M r
Miller. Theodore / Myers fsIgene BALDWIN r "
TT@-gSo5, Mrs De Sola Mendes. Mr.. and Mrs J. A
E@rshk @ HayleT 4 spaaone 4 1 s6sdohe Mr r'iaE and
n II 7. / Towley, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gleason and
,PeHnagrst-Miss Meade. E. T FauIker. Mr. and
Ms William seamen. Mrs. Henry A WeIter Mrs
a. - - l-onghead " Singer, Miss NJ Ruhe. Miss
and Mrs II Herman Mrs n e KOS Miss 'lT n
Hes. M and Mrs Louis HesseI!. F W Davis and nd
Ny and Mrs. \. Stuttgart.
r.strand-R. }. Reefe Leon s Bailey John Farrell
D, Niehois II Scodeld Miss c6lson Miss r r
Waterbury -
s.. Charies-AIr and Mrs Henry Brewster Mr.
Sna Mrs 5 r. Burton II. \. Franks Mrs e. b.
= l. Colgate II ahn jr. Mrs p Moore. Mrs O.
TT49ore NJ. and Mrs William Riddle Mr and Mrs
J. IIe~y and y Courtney.
Ir4ymore-M f Finch Miss c. NJ Williams J.
~ ~ Lewis N. Kramer. Miss x. O'Connor. Mr. and
Mrs. T. Zunther. Miss Chatterton A e Kemper
1f-I 195S J. ) Williamson Miss A Powder. Edward
- li4a4oW, ". II. Hcarne. Miss 4. Hearue. Mr and
Mrs. Y. II Brown Miss Y Brown Mr. and Mrs
SS.oseph p McGovern. Miss Margaret Marshell r.
coleman. Mrs. 5 Martin Miss A Hasson and r
CoEperthWait
Hotel Brlghton-Samuel Elliot Mrs r IT Lain