New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
VON- BT-THE-SE
THE BEACH AND BNHING FACILITIES IN!
PRovED-PRoGRAMME OF THE SEASIDE

iHr' DGhNH hND DhiHiNp rhllAfllES iAI
PRovED-PRoGRAMME OF THE SEASIDE
ASsEMBLY-MANY COTTAGES TAKEN.
Avonby- -the-Sea, " j., June 20 specfall-The sum.
mcr season here has opened earlier this year than
ever before. All the hotels receiving guests and
constant arrivals promise a busy summer. Edward
Bachelor, the founder Of the town, has made many
improvements during the past winter. wide board
walk has been constructed along the beach new bath
houses have been erected and fitted up with steam
drying rooms and all the latest copvenienccs for
bathers. The wide leading to the sea have
newly rolled and hardened and the macadamizing
Of Man-ave., the drive leading to the resorts north
Of this place, is nearly completed. The north bank
Of Shark River is protected with rows OF pIlng, ana
tho outlet to the river has been improved so that a
channel the will be open at all times Formerly
the current along the coast and cut away the
sand Of the beach, but now its course Is directly out
10 sea- and fine new beach is the result.
The Seaside Assembly managers have made great
preparations for the opening Of their session here on
July 16. The shareholders have elected the following
officers for the ensuing year President, Dean Alfred
A. Wright OF Boston; vice-presidents, DR.. A. L.
Turner. OF Ncw-YoIk, and DR.. c. r. Blachall. OF
Philadelphia secretary. William VI ,,lbcrt Of Brook.
yn treasurer, the Rev. George c. Maddox. Of As
bury Park. well-known teachers and scholars from
all over the country have been engaged as instructors.
Tho department of art will be under Professor John
Ward Stimson, superintendent OF the New-fork 1nst-
tute for Art Artisans. His assistants VIII be fro-
fessor Conrad Deh of Munich, Germany, and Madame
s. E. Lc Prince, OF Paris. This department VIII be ono
Of tho finest In the assembly. Professor stmson in
tends TO take the student through six weeks indoor
and outdoor In lie will also deliver even-
ng lectures. One Of the most popular departments
has always been that OF elocution, oratory ana
aesthetic physical culture conducted by Macame Z.
hIberti. Of planhed. y. J. Mne Albcrti mas re-
Gently returned from trip through Western Ncw-fork>
slla will begin her lectures July 16. she
has arranged for a class in pulpit oratory ana
pose in August. Her detailed plan Of lect-
ulcs and classes covers space Of nearly SIX
weeks Mrs. NJ l.. Van Kirk, Of Philadelphia.
who so successfully conducted the Kindergarten ass
year. will do again. The department OF music VIII
be under the care Of Professor Charles W. bors''
well-known musician of Philadelphia He has pro-
cured tor the Assembly auditorium handsome new
ripc organ DR.. Edward Pick, Of London England
is the director Of the departments Of memory ana u's
French and German languages.
Pres idsnt Charles T. Deems. D. D.. LII. d.. and MS
learned and reverend colleagues of the American ih-
stitute OF Christian Philosophy are again tic guests
Of the Assembly and will open their session here On
August 6 The first lecture OF the course VIII De de-
| nercd by Professor Jesse B. Thomas, cf Newton
Theological SEMINARY. IRE cntire course oi lectures
and exercises is as follows Inutsn' onu Tia
RcIaions of scholarship and Culture 10 practlcal Lie
August The influence Of theology on sess o,nas aDa
y. j.. saturday August 8, VIII be shhiSessa.s a das
Addresses will be made in the auditorium by rresaen'
lDcems and Others On sunday, August III, inc nlori
| ne sermon VIII be preached By the Kew. pp, heeu
| president Of Dickinson College. In the evenlhs =
symposium will be l!eld on the question, ine,s - s
this the Rev. Dr. Rankin, Dr. b. u. l!lei, VI. ., W
iowber Professor Hamilton and Others VIII Iahe part
ON Monday Professor George MaclosRle VI & o
Monday evening Professor y. Martin OF New. aorki
viii lecture scientific Conceptions OF SpIisia' pli
N y lectures on the Fruits OF Enrsuani.s, , 'ha ~,
in tho evening lecture on Primitive Md1 Nh ~ ~
! yven by the Rev Thomas Scott Bacon, D. p' OK
siaryIand The closing lecture on " The Church aud
The Industrial Revolution will be delvercd oy SNn Tb
mn william l. %sS% SSoMcd o. BY ysit By the
/ members Of the Institute. l., .,sor .h.
the Assembly sunday school TGrk ., "pas PatersSn @
y J. Eight lectures VIII be gwen Oh SuiuHs ''"00'
| topics. ,, .s, ara conducted bv Presi.
aent Wricht and comprise ten eXpostory lectures.
The Ministers Institute %lo3 dSiisard Snsnr o tor
care Of President Wright 1t o.s IS h9' ,mpV bu, IS
r NV IN charscter 1t will, however says Dean
Wrlght have special interest ana Iaue 70
New Testament Greek Is also tangn, py IN. ia
Wrirht mi, class Will open on TUESDAY, Augus. 10:
and Continue in session for ten d&ys EycnnS lectures
and entertainments have % oHe ocened and he season
The cottages here are all oe'"p'e" ""' WV "O'
wiz corS Te rs and family OF York. have taken
roTo'' T q Field Of New.York and Harry F. Pearce' OF
phiadcipha are at sylvan Lodge , CLAY,
and ,on and A. D. Wyman Of Pullman, Ill, are among
tnc early guests Of the Oxford - ~ =,
| Ex Jndee william i. Guild, OF Newark. y. ..
rranci, dupont. the Delaware powder manufacture
rI Ioyernor Zuuo, Of Arizona. and Or ". y, a.iicr'
rhadeha have taken n e?sseS ss are l1r M M DnpDe
phadepha " IL s Hope Of Chicago; Mss d,s ss'sls ~
| Newark, y. j.. are at the NORWOOD lhh'