The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-03

vas commenced dt the Auditorium
Wednesday, under direction OF Manager
and Corresponding Secretary John n
Stearns. A crowd OF prominent Prohibit
ZION workers are on the ground, and the
addresses are interspersed withiiine sing
Ing by the Silver Lake Qnartotte Ad-
dresses were deliyered,during the day by
Key. DE Stokes, who welcomed the So
ciety, John n. Stearns, Re4. W. g. Steele,
Of the New YORK House of Refuge; Rev.
a. g. Lawson. p. D.s Of Massachusetts,;
Edward Carsweli, the Canadian veteran
speaker, aud Walter Thomas Mills. edi-
tor Of the Chicago Statesman, who deliv-
nred the most powerful and interesting
address of the day. The SO.
ciety will continue its session I'M
~ and including Sunday evening.
Surf bathing has been at Its best dnrinfy
The entire week. The beach at the Grove
Is in fine condition this season, the sea
having rolled back tho sand which it
took away during several winters. On
The contrary, the Asbury Park beach has
been unduly depleted Of its sand, and the
Washouts have been many aud heavy.
In the entertainments and amlisen,ents
referred to, the religious services in both
Hfove and Park, in surf bathing and
EromenadIng. in excursions to Shark
River and hunting for the festive crab
or sedate clam, fishing from Bradleys
pier. IN nshing or sailing excursions on
social amusements of every household,
the thousands gathered here enjoy them
serves, ana time lilies too rapidly for them
and especially for hotel proprietors.
Wednesday and Thursday there were
no breezes from Old Ocean and the
weather was decidedly hot through the
days, but the nights were comfortable
aud the evenings were spent on thebeaeh
by majority of the residents, The moon.
At It's full, shed its rays on and beautified
the ocean, aud thousands rested on the
sands for hours inhai1ng the pure air and
the rollers.
The Rev. d. Halleron, of st. Paul's NJ.
e. Church, is here with hts family and is
the only Jersey City Clergyman whom I
have met. There will be more when the
samp meeting Is in operation.
JERSEY CITY SoJOURNERs
Jersey City is largely represented in
the throng, and familiar faces are nunler-
, Gus everywhere. The following Jersey
City1tes were among those registered dur
ing the Week:--At Asbury Park, Messrs.
Il. Z, and J ;. Carman and 4, L. Pitch
s sr. M. and Mrs. Q. Lawrence, Simon and
State Treasurer J. J. Tofrey viV george Gorge
Toffey, e. f. Payne and H. H Harvey,
at the brunswick; E. Lyons, at the Abe
male; Mr. and Mrs. E. 5: Norris. Ocean
HoteE Floyd Vail, at the Albion; Gem
eral William Albeit, George A. Heaney
Rad X. W. Elliott. at the Coleman House:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Dennison, at the AS
bury; DR.. M. G. Simpson, at the Grand
Avenue HOTEL f. w. Davey, Bel
videre House; Mr. Hutchinson
ST. James Hotel; o. W. Combs, S. w.
Hoffman. and l.. j. Henderson at the
Coleman House; Mrs. NJ Israel and
daughter at the CoIonnade.
In Ocean Grove hotels and boarding
cottages Clarendon, W. b. Laird, Il
B. Young; National Hotel, f. NJ Wal
pole, DR.. +. Lutkins, Dr. H. Voudy, w.
Lyler and family, Frank Daniel and SON
James l.. Foster, MIR. and Mrs Frank O.
Dean, Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ. Dewey and
family, Il. X. Morton, James A. Gordy,
Holmes Harrison, II. M. Haines. George
2. Backus, Mr.. and Mrs. Duryea; Sheldon
House, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Hillier; At
lantic Hotel, J. r. Browne.