The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-13
BY OCEANS BELLOWS.
Spring lake Is Going to Be
Jerseys Summer
Capital.
THE GOVERNOR on THE SANDS.
Cold Water Ashore at Ocean
Grove--J Jersey City Sea-
side soiourners.
lHE GOVERNOR on THE SANDS.
lspeelal t. be s..adau aforl.f,.a Nela

resort has taken q wonderful leap into
popular favor this season and bids fasl to
become the summer capital of the StafA.
1t is high In favor with the officials OF
this State and the better element of sea-
side visitors. The hotels are accomodat-
ing at least third more people than
they were at this time last year, and an
unoccupies3 cottage is a rarity.
Spring Lake has been summer resort
longer perhaps than any other of the
many attractive places along the shore.
Its various beauties and attractions
were discovered by our ancestors, who
bathed in it's surf and f1irted in the moon
light on its placid lake years before many
Of its more pretentious rivals were any
thing mors than sandy wastes covered
with dry shrubbery
GOVERNOR ALBEIT VISITS SPRING LAKE.
On Thursday night Governor Albeit
and his entire staff were here ana Quar-
termaster General Donnelly ran over
from Sea Girt to discuss with the Gov
ernor the coming State encampment, and
July 20 was fixed as the date for opening
the camp. Among the details considered
was the advisability Of having military
bali at the close of the camp.
General Heppenheimer and Bri2adier
General William f. Albeit were among
those present Senator Adrain and his
family have been at the lake for the past
few weeks. aud x-GoVernor Green with
his family are expected here this week.
Sea Girr might aptlY be called a part of
Spring Lake as the State camp an d
GubeIpatorial cottage are just across the
line which separates the two places.
Governor Albeit expects TO keep open
house In the cottage during the entire
summer.
The Governor also visited Asbury Park
during the past week with the Bank
Commissioners to examine into the status
of the Monu1outh Trust and Safe De-
posit Company
The visit of the Bank Commissioners re-
suited I'm the complete vindication Of the
business methods of the trust company,
and probably in a suit for malicious pro-
secution. which would reveal the insti
gators of the action against the company.
PLENTY OF COLD WATER AT oeKAN GROVE
The past week has been veriJable cold
water week for Ocean Grove. The
National Division, Sons of Temperance.
was in session there from Tuesday to
Friday, with prominent men aud women
as delegates from all the States of the
Union and the Provinces of Canada.
Among these were:-S. b. Ransom, OF
Jersey City; the Rev E. Il. Young, OF
Bowmanyille, Ontario; Miss Nellie and
John N. Stearns, of Brooklyn; the
Rev. A. G. Van AIKEN, of New
Temple, Of Canada, and head Of the
National Divisions W p. McDonoueh,
of New York; Eugene H. Clapp, of Bos-
ton; B. n Dennfson, of Philadelphia B.
r. Jewell. J. r. Roberts aud Thomas j.
Tucker, Of Boston; Charles Everett, of
st. james. New Brunswick; F. M. Bead,
ley, of Washington; Major Gordon, of
Philadelphia; Herman H. Pitts, Freder-
lex, New Brunswick; DR.. A. Buck, On
tario; L. Learry, Farrbault, Min
nesota; John ID. Vergerines, Vermont.
Fred II. Henshaw, Newlin, Massachu-
setts; D. Miller. Toronto, Canada; A. M:
Palmer, Nutley, New Jersey; Allen NJ.
Culver. Denver: S. B. Paterson, st. john.
New Brunswick, and John Parsans, Hal
flax, Nova Scotia.
Thursday evening a pnblic meeting
was held In the great auditorium on the
camp ground. George NJ. Foster,
Minister OF Finance of the
Dominion Of Canada, delivered an
eloquent Grafton, which was fol-
the superintendent of the Loyal Crusad-
ers, Of Washington, District Of Column
pia.
The Women Christian Temperance
Union was in session IN the early part of
the week. The exercises were conducted
l..
the Womenis Christian Temperance
Union of Michigan; Mrs. Sarah ]. c.
Downs. president of the Women's Chris
rian Temperance Union of New Jersey;
Miss Matte o. Waters, of New York;
Mrs. j. K. Barney. of Rhode Island, and
Mrs. Mary I. Burt, president of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union of
New York.
On July so the tenth national temper
ance camp meeting will be held at the
same place. ~the Ocean Grove camp
ground.
The Ocean Grove Sunday School Assems
bly, began its session today and will con-
tiHue ten days. This consists of branch
of ChautauQua, and Chautauqua students
from all parts of the country will attend
the lectures and examinations, and re-
cefye their seals and diplomas.
THE C0LoRED BROTHER B0BS UP AGAIN.
The extremely hot weather of the early
part of the week has caused thousands to
flock ito the bathing grounds, and has
brought to the surface again the color
question, with all its annoying details.
L8rge numbers of colored people are
employed at the Park and the Grove
as servants, and however sweet as a
theory 1t may be to the good
brethren to constantly preach that the
colored man is an equal and brother, it
Is exceedingly unsavory as practice on
the beach. AS soon as the equal and
brothers. work is done for the day, which
is generally early in the evening, he HES
him TO the beach and begins to assert his
theoretical rights in a manner which is
highly displeasing TO his employers and
their guests.
Founder Bradley, as the owner Of the
famous board walk and the riparian
rights, had the power to exclude him
from his planks and sands and he has
done so in manner which has raisaAa
howl of indignation from the e. Sd
brother and his advocates who nel w
him monopolizing the choice seat hg
the beach.
FOUNDER BRADLEYis ExPERIsfE
This year, however. Mr.. BradI las
tried to ohviate ali friction by Rhg
aside certain place along the track for
their exclusive use, and forbidding them
to enter the surf at any other point along
the shore. Thus far the experiment. has
met with the hearty appreciation Of the
colored element but rs the colored broth
er is never happier than when he is kick
ing over some fancied deprivation of his
rights at the hands of the white folks.
there is no telling what will happen
when the novelty wears off.
The New Jersey Dental Association
hold their annual convention at the Park
next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
TO the striking cloakmakers OF New York
pressed w0rkmen there in other dub
stantial ways.
Tho summer hops are now In fall swiRg
and according to the new REGULATE s
full evening dress Is absolutely leces v
Ia obtain nd r1{S&fnH II, thu ffoor "a