New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
BABY PARADE At ASBURY PARK.
PUBLIC FEELING AGAINST CoLoRED ExCUR-
SIONISTS

sIONISTS.
Asbury Park n. j.. July 26 CspeciaD.-The heavy
tides of the last two days have cut the sand we'll
out from the beach in several places, but the change
has not injured the bathing grounds. The bathing
grounds here are a constant source of delight to
hundreds of persons who gather in groups ON tho
board walk and the pavllions to watch the antics
of the batlcTs Thus far there have been but few
accidents among the bathcrs. Those who become
exhausted in the surf arc generally foohardy
persons who venture far out beyond the safety
ropes and then become frightened.
The street electric railway is causing no little
amount Of trouble because of It's poor service Nearly
all the cars are need Of repairs, and they break
down constantly.
Founder James A. Bradley is making extensive
improvements in Library Park. Grand-ave
There Will undoubtedly be trouble here over the
Sunday selling question the authorities continue TO
single out only a few volaOrs of the law for both
persecution and prosecution
A long narrow park is u be laid ont in the centre
of Fourth-ave between Occan-ave. and kingsley-st,
with beds of flowers and shrubs.
There is considerable feeling here against the
running trains to isbury Park and Ocean
Grove, loaded with colorcd people.
The fishermen who patrOniZc the Fishing Pier are
rewarded with good catches of bass and kngllsh.
The recent baby parade was photographed and the
delighted mothers of the dmpled youngsters load
ing the mails with copies.
Progressive euchre and donkey parties are popular
forms of amusement at the hotels.
The Ocean Grove hackmcn cutting the rates
TO Shark River and the price is now only cents
each way.
Equestrian parties to other resorts popular with
the cOttagers and hotel guests.
In spite Of the action of the Board of Commissioners
the Of BICYCLES continue 10 the sidewalks
to the great danger of pedestrians.
The first bal maSque Of the season was held at the
Grand Avenue Hotel Wednesday night
Concerts by troupes organized by the coOred walters
are given twice week in some Of the hotels.
James VI. Lyddy, the Ncw-York LAWYER, IS here in
the interests Of proposed new electric line
TO run from Asbury Park to Long Branch.
Nelson L. Ackert and family, OF Yonhers, arc at
the New gland
DR.. Weeks and family, Of Trenton have tlhcn the
cottage at No. 3O7 sewallavc.
The Rev. j. Wainwright and Mrs Wainwright, of
Washington, are stopping at the Laurel Hotel.
James \. Smith and fanny of Tarrytown, new
guests Of the surf House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Pest represent Brooklyn
at the Atlanta
Among the new arrivals are the following
At the Ocean Hotel-Mr. and Mrs Joseph ). War
den Mrs X. II. HObrook. Miss NJ W. Bryant, Misses
a. D., VI. +. and r. +. Rettew, Miss NJ. lolick, Miss
+. Buck. DR.. Richard Il. Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs. j. Y.
Clark, Mrs. c. g. Crane and daughter, 5 JuGson
stark and son, Mrs J. W. ana Miss Maud Perry,
Mrs. W. y. y. smith, Dr. and Mrs. g. T. Maokcy,
Miss Maria Mackey. f. L. O'COnnor. George Gurncc.
Mrs f. and Miss A. Suzarte, l., suzarte, ". ii.
Leonard II. Thompson, Mrs oliver and Milton Fes-
sender.
At the Hotel Brunswick-Mss G. Boyden F. O..
Hudson, g. a. Tohey. C. +. Hague, j. q. Dougheriy,
Mrs, ". l.. Wallace and family, II. W Picrson, Mr..
John Ridley, ST., f. L. Gaskill. Miss X. Ridley Miss
Florence Gaskill ". c. sparks i. Y orr c. II. OFT,
H. L. stulI. Miss /. stull Mrs. Theodore WOOD. Mr..
and Mrs. L. W. Child ana family. Henry W. slglar
and son, Miss Vi. SANFORD Mis- NJ. Wheeler, Miss NJ.
snliman W. Winifrcd. Mrs. llammcrslcy.
At the Bristol-s. J. Faircmd aud family. George
W. Knight &. a. NJ Lewis, j. j. Knight {. Mill'F'
John l. Blair, George BrowD, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Street Miss Adde Rencr, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T.
Mrs. Hcrrick Mrs. H. C. Iiendy, Mr.. J. +; van
Ilocsen, Mrs. q. u. Ellsworth Mr.. ana Mrs W. a.
AT A. the Vest End iIotel-T. Krizman, Mr., H. Xrz-
5 Ii1 DaItdE M,' f. Thompson M, G. Thamp,on
Ml,s F. b. 0iphant Miss l. o. Qllphrnt Mr, Tan; ana
". Dean, H. Lgnier Mr. A. Co IAN ana 1a 1 1n5
Mrs A. Rankin. Miss NJ. N. spear Mrs f. walter
Miss A. b. Lapham, NJ. J. scaa4n, the l;ev and Mr..
a. and MR. ray A. " Fish Miss f. Y rh and X r. Fish
At the Coleman House Dickinson, Mr. ana Mt
Kicischcr =. :. Bacsus, Mr. ana Mrs; FIed fahbcI
and SON j. > Robson, Mr. ana Mrs g.. =. S"IIhG i
a nSrd iim a. ii. I nonochcr NJ Rcy G. D. Eo,on
At the Grand Centra-amcs VaRe, ro Mr J. cr'an
q G. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. b. Adams MIa4 F.
iiO al fGe coonnade oelMrs J.. Brow, Mr.; l.
Kaufman and child Mildred and Estella prcfnss, John
p WarbuIton. Eugene liar,4g NJ. A. "re,Hleid'
L. NJ ~. kicg Iotavette-Mrs D. NJ Hough Mr. and Mrs.
2 Rcrnard. j. ". Gum, J. g. McMnnay and family
MIR. " Boyd, Miss Boyd Miss B. Coister MIS- L. a.