New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-02
SUMMER LEISURE.
LIE Am AsBuRY PARK.
A UNIQUE CRY BY rHE sEA-1ng n9TELs-suNpAY-

AsgURY PARK, N. j., Aug. 1.-The season
nj Asary Park is ahead OF that Of last year. The
little town has permanent population of about 1000
but to-day its population is between 10000 and $4,000
About OF every houses filed with board
ers One chief charms of the village is the varied
style of architecture There hardly two cottages TO
be found allie. Many OF them painted IN bright
coors witch CLEAN through the green trees IN an at
tractive way Each house has broad pazzas with quiet
little hooks. just large enough for two"
Between As5ury Park ard Ocean Grove Is Wesley
Lake long and narrow OF the sea which Is covered
with boats. there being about 600 IN daily use rev
OF the boats owned by coagers aad kept for pri'
vate u.s. the others belong to boys strong of voice
and Justly of arm take passengers from end of
the lake TO the other 10 cents to Ocean
Grove cents. The young ladies in the cottages on
the lake shore most very fond OF boating
and pull their with long and wemade strokes that
would do credit of the professional
One of tie most commendabe institutions of Asbury
Park the stage system Good stages run to all parts
of the village from the depot, the fare being and 10
CENTS according to the distance The broad prom
enade Of Asbury Park and Ocean Grove is OF the
finest walks in the country 1t is about two miles long
and thirty feet wide. All along the Asbury Park por
ton of the walk stiG, uncomfortable seats, which
be used to he fully appreciated AT night the walk
is brilliantly lighted from Sunset Lake, the northern
boundary of Asbury Park, to Fletcher Lake. the
southern line of Ocean Park. The boats on
Wesley Lake hoist coOred lanterns at night and from
the promenade present beautiful sight
terrain synod of NewJorsey viii open tomorrow evening
IN Educational Hall, at Grand and Second-aves. This
the Centenial Exhibition The Assembly win be CON
Quoted by Rev. James A. Worden, OF Princeton n.
Proudft the Rev. j. L. Wells and ex-Congressman
John Hll the Sunday Committee OF the Synod 1t
The hotel life of Asbury Park attractive than at
each likes without slightest regard the fashions
Of the best seaside Hotels In Newersey Stands on the
large block OF ground at the sea end OF Wesley Lake
piazzas obtained fine views of the ocean, the Park
Ocean Grove and the several lakes 1t accommodates
known Music Hall. This is entirely new thing in
VIII people, ps "n It ven e and stage S I for
ana;ear theatrSas OF for other at the
hotel TO the hall for the of the guests when balls
dancing. The hon is used during the day as,
Sar and Gaf fine 0n the o on Il the
be o6aned in the shape of drink IS sodawater or lem
tory 1t has been ed since the advent OF warm weather
Next fa extensive Improvements viii be made in the
the re-, parlors and nd reading req rooms ,,..
the ocean The location Is a line one The hotel is
large square building With wide pia5zas 1t was EN-,
homeke 1t is FULL all of the being occupied The
ETSuNds arc instef9 Gd out with plants and shrubs
There rooms for $50 guests and they all engaged
G at the hotel Ts West ln End e T%esT
and Asbnry Il holds 25O guests Among the other
sunset Hall; and the Cahl Hotel number OF large
oil
cottages planned for erection before summer is
Colonel A. Louden snowden the Director Of the United
states Mint ut Phiadei plna, is at the Coleman House.
leader OF the Seaside Sunday school Assembly has his
headquarters at the West End Hotel.
General g. sickes and Mrs. Siciles of Philadelphia
are at the Coleman House.
Judge Barley aud Mrs. Barley of Washington, d. c..
are at the Mansion House.
W, G. Mcbride is at Sunset Hail:
and Allegheny Railroad Company is tho Metropolitan
General Joseph B. Farr, of Troy, N Y, is among the
late arrivals at the Colorado Hotel. '0
ExCongressnan John Hill, of NewJersey and Mrs
Hill are guests at the Oriental Hotel.
!. General a: AcksInloper Governor of Ohio,
Congressman j. Hyatt Smith, of NewYork, and wife
Among the late hotel arrivals are the following:
ne West End Hoist-snrgeon William sternberg, Of
Of college aS Me and JUDGE A
and tho Misses knnyon Of Paindeld J.; DR. ]. b.
mira N y; William p Judge and family of Roboken,
NJ; j. H. Cheeney and family of Bloomington, m.
springharwoOd and family OF Baltimore Md; A. o.
o BY ana family the Rev. James Aworden and family
At0e ocean Hotct-Leutenant-C Colonel John T. Camp
and families s. T. Horton and family George IoW
family. Cleveland, G Gal,;'' w Trsns
a mTff s%y canaan sDa fam family John Harrison
louis Mo- s Cleme3shaw and family, q Troy n Y; s.
family, Charles O'Nei and family, of philadelphia
fe Penn; A H. k1ng and family of Brooklyn, n. Y.
lily, Edward Smith aud family W - Roeder and family
anee Company, and family L. Wilkins aud family of
New,1OIki C. Dubois and family, Major Phpps and
family, III Keene and family, Charles II. Baker and
Pen the Hon John Owen Rouse and wife William Vidal
wife a dGEssy o ana q patte1 sG and
Colonel w Strickland and family, OF Cincinnati Ohio
and family Dr. samuel Neal and family f OF cs e8psi
X L. Jones t and family OF Painhed ~ j. Robert
iTs.ny, Oh hansas CITY, Mo-; the Rev. NJ Jefferson OF
AZ the Coleman Hoese.-C. NJ Braler John Bralor and
lily; William j. Mitchell +. C. Bruckrnsa and WIFE Mps
j: X Lowiher Miss Jennie Judson, James W. Hagan
Candies, wife and daughter, Mrs Miller Mrs wescott
a w M M, Miss Winehrener, }. Paul Divers wife,
y W. walton, wife and daughter Curtis NJ Harris and
vile, Robert Taylor and family, John H. Taylor W. r.
baH6TaSe and family Of fhiadePhia peIn General
Ssn11s, 81 Chicago H. Il NJ STEELE of Planfed N j.;
Mrs Early Mrs. r. L. Early Miss F. B. Eariy,'
Plume and wife, Miss Annio Darcy, Miss " carrS
and Re Misses Riddle s R MET fa"e ae
TiSE a ~ u III, Henry G. Merritt Of EaImoTe William NJ
M@n g: pel John Clyde Sullivan, the United
Davis Of Wkesbars ~. penn OF Port Jeryis Y
OF Woodbridge, N. J. '''' "A1 "''o'
Vail ne colon"qde H9te'-Professor Morales of New
Brooaly1; Judge Tgc, Of Annapolis Nd A'nSoii" OF
and family John A. ss a nS0 W,1 Mr. r.. Eyen
motifs anu daughter, DIR. Joseph Petit OF Brookyn T.
Wilmington DEL Floyd Arasrons apa so AND Wife Of
B: Wells, r. II Howard, of Baltimore f. H. Run,ford
Woodruff, OF Trenton, N. j. N '''''
INCIDENTS AND PEOPLE AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA SPRINGS Aug. 1.-The month of
Ausst always finds the Saratoga at its height
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