New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
PINAFOREr At ASBURY PARK.
NARROW ESCAPES FROM DROwNING-ELEPHANr |
PARTIES THE RAGE.

PARTIES THE RAGE.
Asbury Park Aug 10 (Specal).-The business Of
hotels at this place better than it IS this
season, and In consequence the hotkeepers happy
Inc principal houses all full and visitors have been
unable to get accommodations at some OF them. The
Coleman House has had all It's engaged for some
weeks ahead and the managers that the house Will
have full complement Of guests until the end OF the
son. The West End Hotel is doing the largest bus
ness OF any since it opened and in order to
get rooms 1t Is necessary TO engage them ahead All tho
other hotels doing WELL The crowds OF people on the
beach are greater than ever and the electric railroad has
been unable to accommodate all traffic. Several times
during the past week the stopped running owing to
breaks In the wires and the people had to walk from the
railroad depot to the shore, pstIoze dadated stages
The railroad last balance Of the without
falling to pieces. The electricity has habit OF going
astray, but fortunately has yet been hurt by it,
Many women have been badly scared by the big balls Of
blue and light which about the front Of the
car when the wires get out OF order.
The popular old opera Plnafoe given here twice
this week In the Casino OF Founder James A. Bradley
at the foot Of sxthaye, by weknovn amateurs selected
from the cotaec, aud hotel guests. The principal char
acters taken by Misses Sadie Ramsey, Lillian
Ely and Maggie Nicely, and Messrs l.. l.. oConnor, Will
lam s. Miller, Frank Watson p. S. Flynn and william
Taylor The proceeds went to the payment of the band
the beach.
concert given here Thursday night in Educational
Hall for the benefit OF George W. oBrien who was for
years the police officer North Asbury Park. lie
is now suffering from cancer OF the face.
on Wednesday evening united in marriage William Mdde
the the Dun Mercantile Agency III Washington
and Miss Jennie H. Griffith, Of Brandon, w.
Several baseball have been organized here by the
guests.
The surf has run unusually high this week. and a num-
Der Of foohardy persons who went bathing at the wrong
hour have narrowly escaped drowning.
a number Of petty rooberies have occurred In ocean
Grove, cottages and tents have been left
without caIetakers.
new fad here Is elephant parties. The sport con-
ssts Of trying TO pin tusk the picture OF all elephant
while blndfoded.
Hccker the nour man, has opened store on Kingsley
where his away daily several thousand pan
No goods sold, and the store is crowded all
by and girls, who eat sugaed pancakes from
paper plates.
This the height Of the excursion season, and the
trains long and the cars heavily packed
Miss Tanner her INST appearance here next
week In KIdder's new play, zone Error"
Mr. and Mrs c. S. Hartwel. Of New-York are spending
their honeymoon at the Coleman House.
unique concert given last night In the ballroom
OF the Coleman House by the Philadelphia Banjo cub
close the guests OF the hotel greatly enjoyed an
informal dance for which the club furnished the music
IL fully coco people were on Founder
Bradley famous board walk last evening.
series Of Christian temperance meetings VIII be heih
in tent next week at and Est, Beimar. BY
Mr.. Henrietta {. Luun. the evangelist.
Full di,ss dances will be given this event. al al ue
hotels.
James A. Bradley the founder Of this town, sails for
Europe next week with Mrs Bradley
There is constant complaint against the SEA Shore
Electric Railway COMPANY. The Gown laws plO'dc u'1
only cents shall be charged trD around the town
Part only from the Railroad Square 70 the
Coleman Persons who board these cars WIN th'
idea Of going around :he compelled to nav TWO
fares a. the company refuses r. adept ule TRANSIT. ''''.
Plans have been drawn for two large hotels "hich WIZ
be erected in time for occupancy next season.
The handsome cottage Uriah White in Seventh-ave
has been purchased bY Mrs. y. v Garner Of SDott"ood
y. ].
The Kenwood In Sixth.a,e.. has been purchased by
Leroy $ Gamble and william II. Git-ky. Of N'"-i YORK.
They will make large addition T. 1t this "huF ana VI"
rename It THE Leroy."
A grand flower german danced las: nrht NJ inc
IVES, End Hotel The figures were nearly all new.
Joseph Buchenal. prominent Democratic po!t''ah Of
u, aware j. the Centennial ia Ocean grove Win h'
family Mr. Buchcual cat.d this week over tho
nominations made his pary n his State that lac TOOK
ali the guests Of for supper.
Leon Mcad author OF "a Prince in Peiteo't7'"
In Thraidon." and other novels Is spending the summer
,.-
The Junior order OF Mechanics Of Ne'TJerscy
will have neld dav" next week. with parade ana
mas,-mectine In Educational Han.
Affan.cments are being made Tor complimentary re-
cep:lon to the members q local military company
Governor Leon Abbott and his stan Will be among the IN
Yit,d guests.
ocean, has been abandoned.
dance viii b" given the coming week bY th' guess u
the Fairfield IA Thifdayc.
Progressive whist and cuchre parties are hEhtS
amusement the hotels. The prizes consist oil I'"'''5
aud articles OF bric-abrac.
The tide of travel Is beginning 70 turn toward inc
mountain and Pennsylvania railroad tr'n' no" carry
uaror car. loaded with people bound Tor the tats"' ana
the Dclaw Wat.r cap.
large number Of our co,tai.rs aud hotel guests are
attending school OF the Seaside Assembly at Avon
y-th'Sch
Among the late arrivals the hot, are the following
AZ Ralphs Coleman House Mr and Mrs. Il. H. Bugs
william NJ. Gflnth,. Mi and Mr. X. y. Inland Miss
snlcy j. O. sh,a and family. Mr.. and Mn c. o. i"o"p-
,on Mr.. and }. j. Sweeney, Mn. I. II. ""'I'i'
Miss Ia Fctr. Of New.York Ms. W. G.. Cramm'r Ni's
May Cramurr {. y Iarr. j., Mr. and Mr. WHan H.
Warner IT,: W. VI. VI. Sinkle. Of philadelphia MT ana
Mr.. j. W. Tuu,u Mrs. J. r. Howell, y. Tuth,lI, and
Miss Tuthcl Of Goshen; Mr. aud Mrs bradley ana N'''
Relic Bradley Of Pttsbure; M. and Mr. T.. H. Close
W. II. Maxwell OF BtooAlyn "iIHAi" Ia "''""" ''' -
Mount, Of Jcr-ry CITY.
4, III. Hotel Brun,wick-P W. Crawford Mr. and Mrs
O. T.. scla-fcr. ". II. Turner. D. l.. Ilnl9on {" \. NJ
Iewis Of New-York the Msscs Doughty OF N'"ouFs,
Mn, TimpAnc. the Misses Tlmpane. Mrs MoporoHEn ana
the Misscs Nc Donough, Of Troy MI ana NI-- " H.
rar,es Of Washington: the Rev Il. J. CUNNINGHAM OF
Cr,.trd.yiIl,: Mr. nd Mr. Alfrd Godwn. the Misses
,,dUln Mis- 4. NJ llca. OF Philadelphia.
Al the F.raeld-M John L. Conlln, Ms. NJ. NJ
post Of Paterson: Mr.. and Mr-. NJ. l.. j. Eosart, Mr.
and Mrs &, A. Hart. Of Albany; J. C. Watson W. y
Watson Of Trcnton l.. Dewey and family OF sioux city
Nil, Emma T. Les,cy Of Birmingham Conn.,; b. A.
n.,,ev Mi.- Allie t;crton on West Winfield
Al the West End liotcl-Philp Hone Charles L. Bart
lett Of Sew. York; g. u. Harris, w II. tonnc OF Brook
i,r. Simon Nusaway, Miss Nustaway. Mr.. and Mrs
" H. Holden Of Albany Colonel John H. Patterson
and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. swan, OF Treqtoh' 1. j. hcd
And Miss Laura Reid, OF St. Louis