Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-13

STATISTICS OF tne Mon
mouth Trust and Safe Deposit Company. The
visit Of the Bank Commissioners resulted in
the complete vindication of the business
methods Of the Trust Company, and probably
in a suit for malicious prosecution, which
would reveal the instigators of the action
against the company.
In Ocean Grove the special summer gather
ings are now under way. To-day the National
Sons of Temperance are in session, with
gates from all the States of the
Union and all the provinces OF Canada.
Thursday evening public meeting was held in
the great Auditorium on the camp ground.
Hon. George NJ. Foster. Minister of Finances
of the Dominion of Canada, delivered an elo-
Quent Grafton, which was followed by an ad-
dress by +. NJ. Bradley, the Superintendent of
the Royal Crusaders" of Washington, d. Z.
Ihe early part Of the week given up to
the convention of the New jerseys Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, conducted by
such noted women as Mrs Mary T. Latkrop,
President of the W. c. T. L. of Michigan; Mrs.
Sarah ]. c. Downs, President of the W. T.. T.U.
of New Jersey: Miss Matte o. Waters of New
York; Mrs j. X. Barney of Rhode Island: Mrs.
Mary h. Burt, President of the w. G. I. U. of
New York. OnJuiy 30 the tenth National Tenn
perance Camp Meeting viii be held at the
same place. the Ocean Grove Camp Ground
So it seems that Ocean Grove is fairly overrun
with temperance assemblies this summer.
The Ocean Grove Sunday School Assembly
began to-day and continues ten days. This
COnblcIS OF q DfanCn Oh AnautduQua, ana Olau-
tRugua students from all parts of the country
will attend the lectures and examinations, re-
ceiYe their seals and diplomas.
RACE PROBLEM ALONG THE BEACH.
During the extremely hot weather of the past
few days the bathing grounds have been
thronged with thousands of people, ranging in
age from 4 TO 75. Colonel peaplo are employed
here in large numbers and the past seasons
have witnessed much difficulty anu embarrass-
ment on the part of the authorities of Ocean
Grove and Asbury Park in keeping the colored
element in its place. As soon as their light
duties were over they thrnnged the pavliuhs.
beach promenade and al the popular public
places until complaints became innumerabie
aud very serious The white visitors demanded
that the cooks ana walters pud other "hslp" be
kent out of het way, and, in the effort 10 to-
strict the fnlbted people, much trouble arose,
James A, Bradley, the founder of AsbufY Park,
owns the beach walk ahd all riparian fieh 9,
hhd, literature, was enabled to enforce heesss
safy restrictions, The old trouble IL again Aps
peAtihg, bat iH y modified f6im.
The peafed peorlH want bathing place,
Ibet have tried inf yehfu 10 secure tha priv
tiefes accorded their white brethren but ibsF
requests have been HmPhhtiealiy refused,
Through Mf HfRdiaY's kindness they viii nov
be given certain sertiHH OF lis battling sstHb-
iishment ana designated place along the
beach has been Bel apart fnf them They will
not ba allowed ~ enter the surf bt any uthHF
points along the AsbufF farh on DosAH Grove
beach, 1hiH plan just pat in BpsTs ten to-day
oulBied element hetT, wli0h is largely led ahd
controlled NY he lieyt Dr. Samson, q really
Distinguished African Methodist clergyman,
Rnd usief ministers,
SPRAY rHgh TIM hHAhneHR.
The New Jersey Dental Association hold
tier annual convention here neat Wednesday,
1hufsdsf ahd Friday
James A. bradley has contributed 800 10 tho
striking elGaEmahHfs ~ New YORK rity, aud il
giving his ala 60 The oppressed WgtkMeH tbeFs
ln 6ther substantial Ways,
The summer hotel hops are nov abundant
ava unusually atifletyH, Fun dress is now
absolutely necessary o. gain hdHiitiaHGs 10 the
moor, lhis rule was never b6fhfe so rigid ana
eAAetihg here, Ol course there are maHy small
hotels at winch any costume is allowed whether
including flannel shirt OF a gordon sash on
tennis shoes These places, however, are not
slow in Initiating the customs and regulations
oI the more fahhlonabie hsstelries, aud any
other Earb but tull dress is disoountenanced
everywhere,
IL is reported to-day on good authority that
the summer residents OF Eiber0n are about TO
take charge OF tAe shore turnpike leading from
that resort to AsbuTy Park This road has
like nearly all the others IN this VIninity been
cons antly in almost impossible cOndItion.
Win the destruction of the Ocean avenue
drive at Long Branch tine necessity has arisen
for the expenditure of some time and money
IN another direction. II is proposed 10
macSdaTize the read from the Elberon Hstel
70 the Dead Lake bridge, on the north of
Asbury Park. This will join the new road
now in process Of construction. leading from
Asbury Park 10 Spring Lake. and give a fine
ocean boulevard drive OF some 20 miles from
Sea Grt to Sea Bright.
Hon. John f. Fauuce, ex-Speaker of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, registered with his
family this week at Kingsley street hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. wright, of Asbury Park are
visiting their former residence, Pittsburs
Mr.. Z. w. Bradley, prominent railroad man
Of Altoona, Pa, Is at the Arctic House, Ocean
Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. ]. Park and Miss NJ n
Hicks, of Cleveland, are at Fourth avenue
hotel.
Mrs. c. Evans and Miss Holbrook and family
OF Pittsbure, have recently arrived at large
hotel In Ocean Grove.
Mr.. s. ID. Middleton, of Bedford Pa snd
VIM. Huntley Short, OF Ardmore, Pa are sum.
mering on Ocean avenue
Mrs. NJ. Oliver, of Pittsburg is recreatin0 NJ
D leading hotel in Ocean Grove
Mr.. Louis Susman, of Pittsburr. IA with
friends on Pitman avenue, Ocean Grove.
Mrs. NJ. g. Hill and Miss NJ u. Garrettsor
of Pottsville. Pa; Mrs Anna c. Pepnook on5
family, OF Lonsdown, Pa, are at an Ashnry
Park cottage
Miss Anna Winchester, OF Media. Pa 4.
Asbury avenue, accompanied by Mr.. ]. j. Pat
terson.
Mr.. l. NJ. Moore, of PIttsburg, is at IN.
Stockton House WIG
Mrs. w. A. Lewis, Of Pittsburg. IN summs-.
ing az Third avenue hetel.