The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-12
ATLANTIC zHPHYRS.
Items That They Whisper
at Asbury Park and
Ocean Grove.
THE STRUGGLE AGAINST BEER.
Bradley and His croichets-The
Camp Meeting Summer
Society Notes.
THE STRUGGLE AGAINST BEER.
speclal % be sunaau Mornf,a Nslr,.


Special to the Sunday Morrino Neps.
AsBURY PARK, July IL, 1S9l.-It cannot
be disputed that as yet this season is
rather backward compared with former
years NO persons realize this fact more
than do the hotel and boarding house
proprietors, and they attribute il either
to the cool weather or the closing of
Monmouth Park Is gates, particularly the
latter The season opened with the
brightest prospects, Extensive improve
ments had been made at all the hotels
and boarding houses during the winter
and spring months, and all anticipated
that the season would be as good, il not
better. than that OF last year, when over
Sunday visitors were compelled Ia many
cases to sleep in parlors, on billiard and
pool tables and all other available places.
But such a condition of things has
changed, and, instead of smiles, the faces
OF the hotel men are shrouded in gloom
The Fourth was q busy one, however,
although not up to expectations. AS rule
$4,000 people attend the opening OF Mon
mouth Park. OF this number IL Is safe
70 say that one-tenth of them would have
stopped over at Asbury Park on Sunday
At an average price of $5 each, which is
considered very fair, these persons would
have brought into Asbury Park and It's
twin city across the lake $4,000. At
prominent hotel in the place, where last
year there were about fifty book makers
with their families, only about a score of
guests have so far registered. These
cases are not the exceptions, rather the
rule.
MORE OF BRADLEY,s LUNACY.
James A. Bradley. the founder Of As
bury Park, has hit upon novel scheme to
drive away the beer pedlers who infest
this popular seaside resort. He has in
his employ several men who make it their
business TO follow the s'beer arksn about
the place, gathering evidence as to where
beer IS left. Many prominent city people
who are daily customers of these wagons,
threaten to combine and have their beer
sent here from New York by the car
load.
The new Asbury Park Auditorium. on
the beach at the foot of Sixth avenue.
will be in charge of Rev. S. Edward
Young, the able pastor of the West
minister Church OF this place. The ser
vice tomorrow will be conducted by Rev.
DIR. McCosh, ex-President of Princeton
College. On Monday July *, the Rev
Joseph Cook, of Boston. will lecture 0 n
''Does Death End Allg'
RECENT ARRIVALS.
A. II. Hutton and wife, OF Jersey City.
are guests at the Columbia.
f. d. Vanderbilt. Miss e. II. Mather
and n. w. Buckley are Hoboken people
registered at the Brunswick.
H. Reilly, Of Hoboken. has placed his
name on the Columbia register.
Misses Eva w. Kelly and Isabella
Westcott, OF Jersey City. are recent
arrivals at the Ocean Hotel
j. A. Potter and E. F. Heard, of Jersey
City, were at the Carlton few days
ago.
Prof. II z. Harris of Bayonne. the
Treasurer of the New Jersey State Teach
ers' Association, spent last week at the
Ocean Hotel with his wife.
~ II. Bennett and wife of Jersey City
az sfuests at the popular Victoria Hotel
raF.3 H. ID. Atwell and wife of Paterson
are staying au the Metropolitan.
A. Stafford and A. Deppert are among
the representatives OF Jersey City at
Wards Hotel.
w h. Klumpf of Jersey City is q recent
arrival at the Victoria.
Patersonis we'll represented at the West
End. Among the guests registered are
John G. Hendrie, K. M. Van Ripper, VIM.
Hewitt, James Williams, y. V. Munson
and Peter Doremus
James r. Kelly of the New York World
Is among the prominent arrivals at the
Coleman House.
The Misses Prudence, Minnie and Lau-
ra Russell are registered at the Grand
Avenue
County Clerk Dennis Mclaughlin
of Hudson county has rented a cot
taqe on Seventh avenue, and is now occu-
pying it with his family.
Every one knows happy Charlie Jordan
of Jersey City who is occupying cottage
on Sewell avenue
Henry Lowenthal of Paterson is Col
onade guest
w. II. and H. Clarke of Jersey City ar
~ ~ II. 4. =.
A merry Hoboken party Is registered at
tho Colorado. Among its members are
j. Vanderbilt and family, Heury Mayer
and wife. l. III. Peavy and wife, Miss E.
Newhouse and Miss f. Peavy.
II. Hubbard, of Paterson. is rusticating
ut the Laurel Mr.. Hubbard is an enthu-
siastic disciple OF ike" Walton. He
carcnes some of the largest sea bass that
are taken at the Asbury Park Fishing
Mr.W.H. Harmon, Jr. and wife are re-
cent arrivals at the West End.
FIX. Sullivan. A. NJ. Mandys, 3. d..
yerners, Ernest Brickle, Lewis. Pattberg,
aud Emil Sehmaun formed jolly party
of Jersey Cilyites at Sunset Hail for few
days.
b. G. Margerum of Paterson, is regis
tered at the Laurel.
II. and G. Gesher Of Jersey City, have
their autographs on the Victoria register.
John r. Browne OF Jersey City. Is
numbered among the arrivals at the
Ocean Hotel
julius ReffeIt of Hoboken is OCCASION
ally seen in the park. He has pretty
cottage on Sylvan Lake at Avon-by-the-
Sea-
Mrs. w. yarick and w. ". Nariek, Dr.,
of Jersey City, are at the Victoria
George r. Howell and wife Of Jersey
City, are staying at the Chatsworth Cot
tage. j..
snmmering at the Lenox with his wife
and son.
Charles Benson, the Rev. j. Finch and Y.
w. Benson Of Hoboken, are registered az
Miss Ida Roman and Mrs. W. +. Brown,
are among the Jersey City guests at the
Chatsworth Cottage.
is the guest Of Charles N. Mann, at his
Seventh avenue Cottage
THE WEEK AT LONG BRANCH.