New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-30
SUMMER RESORTS.
THE SEASON AT AsBURY PARK.
THE HOTELS FILLING UP-CHANGEs AND IMPROVE
MENTs-Two WRECKS.


AsBURY PARK, June 29.-The season here is
fairly opened hundreds OF new arrivals are registered
daily at the hotels and boarding houses This Is the
greatest boarding house town OF the New-Jersey sea-
coast There are many private cottages here but the
majority OF the buildings the Park devoted TO the
keeping Of boarders during the summer months ine
cottages are OF all styles OF architecture from the Darn
like looking structure tho most varied Early Engnsn
and Queen Anne villas.
There are two wrecks which attract much atten-
tion One OF them is the twomssted schooner Laura
Bridreman from St. George, Me-, which came ashore
hero In fog last week while her way from baltimore
TO Newport The vessel is laden with gas COAL ana lies
about twenty-five yards out from the Deacn, IN tne
outer edge of the surf The other wreck is the stranded
two-masted schooner Mabel Thomas, VINCE hes
high and dry on the sands short distance below the
southern boundary OF Ocean Beach. She was driven lar
up on the beach during fierce storm In March, one
stands upright in the sand and bids fair to remain there
until next winter when the high tides may take her
back into the water These wrecks source oil great
interest to visitors from the city
The Coleman House is situated In the midst OF beau
tfu plot ground at the foot of Wesley Lake. near the
beach From Its pazzas O full view Is obtained OF the
beach and the white Gaps" they rolling In and
OF Wesley Lake. AT night the brightcolored Chinese
that sw1s from 3s S0a nae Tue has BEEN
froscoed this season. It opened lew oa Us ago
the Ocean Hotel and the Metropolitan, in Asbury aver
block further west from the sea- have their snare Oh
the guests 49,, ,n .
Professor Hamilton, of Princeton. and his family are
at their cottage IN FourthaVe Ia, ..-.
Theodore X Davis the artist, has beautiful cottage
here, where he spends his time skeching.
The statue OF tue Goddess OF Liberty, which attracted
40 mucn attention at the Centennial Exposition mas
been purchased by Mr. Bradley, the father OF Asbury
PARK and placed In the centre OF the plot nortn Vi the
railway station ,,,,,-.t- ..
Andrew RoDeno, jr., and 1aullly OF fHua1eipni ao
at inelr cottage In fiith-aVe. 80
Among the latest hotel arrivals are the following:
Al ne Coleman, HOuse-Mrs. William Plume, 3. L.
Tour IL Alderman, Newark NJ j.; W. +. Reeves, Mr.
and srs T. Natnerson, Miss r. Parker Mira D. T. stone,
Mr. and Mrs James +. Boyd Mr. Francisco Az0y, VIZ
straton of New York Al Onderdonk. Miss Carrie Frost
OF Brooklyn; A. Il. Cummings, W. g. Go0drlch, j. h
Ntt-hel w. r. Reif, OF Philadelphia MT. and Mrs.
George q. Tllotson JOIN Ryle and daughter, Edward
H. MuZLy, OF Paterson, y. j.; MF ana mrs. Lils Oi
Boston; A. A. Haua, OF Port Deposit, nd a. M west
inghouse, Of schenectady, N. \. 80 -
Al The Grand AreHue HOtct-Miulam DAY, MISE y
Hgmbtn. A. smith, Artnur II. Forrest, OF New YORK;
NJ NJ Yrho aud wife, James W. Havilabd, Robert H.
Browore OF Brooklyn; Miss T. Knight, OF Philadelphia;
BrooEyn; T.. H. Harrison. OF on.On-the-lludson
A. me oriental HOtei-Mrs. A. 4. katDer, Miss nate
n aiber Miss Nellie KalDer. Mrs A O. tatlnann Aho
family Miss Bessie BaunOD of New.IOrk; j. W. Iomlln
son, OF Wilmington, Dell A H. Bfaniey' oI FH~-
dclphis. 49, A., .,a
Al sunset Haii-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Marks, MI and
Mrs n Donucls, Mss Mabel Wilson, hiss Annie fIOr
cuce Wilson, Mrs William watson, Mtss Efth wilson,
MR. H. T. KibgsDury, Mrs. l.. Rich, CLaTles Golden ana
son L. Einyer New York; Is. Is. Carpenter, OF fhua-
dephia. NM - ,,.,.- n n
KIpourn aosrrt hamilton, Arnold Ran, Ul New OK
James NJ Moon, OF Worthwhile, Penn; NJ. Mayer, H. j.
Werner, OF KeypOrt, N j.