New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
VISITORS ARE

VISITORS ARE
40, bv-tbeSea y. j. Aug. 4 Speciality order
II tho Postofce Department Of the United states, Key
Fast Beach IS now no more. IL formally departed
This life two days ago Henceforth it VIII be known
:. Avonbv- thc-Sea. The railroad station will be
~.,,od next week The new name IS popular with
a., co,taeers and the hotel guests lt was given by
W. Edward Bachelor. of Philadelphia. the wife of
,be man who developed the tract of land occupied by
-, .own She also named his handsome Queen Ammo
hotel the Avon Inn
This will be a week of great interest TO those who
ave attending the sessions of the Seaside Assembly
Nv A L. Turner, Of New-York the energetic president
- ,he Assembly, has arranged fine programme for
~ ensuing two weeks The Seaside Assembly is
80, a sunday-school assembly, as many appear 10
,h,rk- said Dr. Turner to the correspondent of The
r,hpre aIts object is both educational and enter
,aninc It's not necessary to come here for change
- air as New-York City is good place to spend the
GUNNER as far as air Is concerned. All brain
WORKERS need change from everyday life and thought,
~ As to give their brains rest. The Seaside Assembly.
with its schools Of music, art and languages, and its
rared light entertainments and the sessions of the
summer Institute Of the American School of Christian
philosophy furnishes the necessary change and rest
for the BRAIN and relieves the monotony Of weeks of
ssv at the seashore We give visitors both physical
and intellectual rest The Assembly IS not connected
IN any way with any land speculation 1t has its
who founded Key East Beach"
The SUNDAY. school Normal Department Of the Sea-
side Assembly begins It's annual session here to
morrow. The Rev samuel W. Clark, CT the Newark
Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. who is also the secretary of the Jersey
state sunday Association, viii deliver a series
a. Eve free lectures on The sundayschool' during
the week Mr.. Clark has devoted his life 10 the sew
er departments of Sunday work, and has writ
ten several valuable books upon the subject. His
lectures are instructive and interesting.
The school Of Art opens tomorrow for two weeks
under the direction Of Miss Emily Noyes, Of Prince
ton y j.. an experienced and accomplished teacher
who has made a study of the methods Of the Paris
and New-York schools including the Delsarte system
There Will be a working class formed for private in
struction with course Of ten lessons. Lectures
VIII be delivered on various subjects pertaining 70
drawing such as Form and Line" Decorative De
sign Art in Our Homes" etc.
on Tuesday the English and American Literature
Department begins its annual session. Professor
! n Gilmore of Rochester University will deliver
nine of the conversational lectures for which he has
become noted The authors TO be considered VIII be
Tennyson, Robert Browning Bryant "hltuer anu
Longfelow.
The school of the English Bible, In charge of the
20, rr Alfred A. Wright, of Boston, dean of the
Cbauauoua School Of Theology will begin on Tuesday
and viii continue sen days. Ten lesson texts or
ple t,des will be presented founded on two sections
in the Acts five sections in the Epstes, and one sec
lion In the Apocalypse The work will be confined
almost exclusively TO the identification OF the facts OF
,,e lesson text Dean Wright will also have charge
n the school OF Bible Greek which will open Tuesday
and also last ten days These two schools form parts
NJ the chain OF summer schools conducted at various
assemblies every season by Dean Wright. Inc method