The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-19
DENTISTS AT ASBURY.
They Brought "Laaghing Gas"
With Them Sunset Lake
Carnival.
lspecial % tAs sa.ndag Morninq Neps.


AsBURTsE PARK, July IS, 1881 The State
Societies ofI)enusts of New Jersey and
Pennsylvania we're in.session atthe West
End aud Ocean Hotels on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday They appear to
be very Jolly crowd, bent on enjoy
ing themselves. The first day was
devoted 20 listening to reportssfrom vari-
Gus committees and electing the follow
ing of1icers;-P President. Benjamin Frank
lin Luckey Of Paterson; vlce-president,
DR.. Oscar Adelburg Of e lizabeth; score
tary, Charles A. Meeker Of Newark;
treasurer, George @. Brow of Elizabeth,
executive committee. Drs. Sanger, Wat
kins. IredeIl and Holbroo k; melnbershi D
committee, Drs. Moore, Westlake, Truck,
CARTS and Palmer.
Among the members present were Dr.
S. q. @. Watkins of Monrclair, Drs. &. G.
Barlow and II. A. Beneaict Of Jersey City,
DR.. Harry Iredell OF New Brunswick and
DR., C. NJ. Beasley of Belvecere.
Business at the hotels is picking up, so
mucn SO that the proprietors are hopeful
that they will have little money on the
closes.
CRAZY BRADLEY.
Founder Bradley keeps up his incessant
war on the beer pedlers who come in the
borough from all sides. Long Branch,
Spring Lake, Manasqua This week,
Charles Williams, u driver in the employ
of ex-Assemblyman Billy Jernee,
bot1ler of Spring Lake, was arrested for
selling beer Illegally and held under 500
bail TO await the action of the October
Grand Jury.
Two prominent citizens Of the town,
Messrs. Uriah and Washington White,
have each donated TO the Law and Order
League of Asbury Park q horse and
wagon to be used in following mp the
ssbeer arksn The drivers secured the
nam es of those persons at whose house
the beer is delivered, and report TO Mr..
Br adley. The founder then makes it
KIN own to his many friends, and urges
boy colt against them.
A gang OF thieves ARE carrying on their
depr edations in Ashury Park. Within
the past week two houses have been
robbed. and unsuccessful attempts have
been made TO enter others. The police
expect TO capture the thieves, Wpen they
Will be summarily dealt With.
SUNSET LAKE CARNIVAL.
Asbury Park is never behind IN attrac-
tons and fun. a great carnival Will soon
take place on Sunset Lake, the arrange
meets for which are now being made.
the picturesque islands scattered about
the lake will be illuminated. anu tnere
will be an elaborate display OF fireworks.
All Jha boats in the procession Will be
decorated, and to the owner OF the craft
which Is most artistically trimmed a prize
will be awarded.
Only enc who has seeu srl d carnival
can conceive now beautifp the effect IS.
1t reminds one for chilly OF Venice, and
when the bands play softly the whole
scene is We ry fascinating. 1he boats
glide softl in pretty figures around the
lake. their action or propelltng, OF course,
being unse en-. while happy, jolly voices
add pieasu re to the effect. The hotels Ia
the neighb orhood are all beautifully IL
Illuminated with lights and Chinese Ian
terms, and even sober Ocean Grove adorns
itself.
Isn't it igno mfniou that after al this
beauty tho girls will walk on the board
walk and chew pop c orn but they 40,
and love 1t.
ATHLETIC GROUNDS AT NORTH AsBURF.
Spacious baseball grounds nave oeen
laid odt ut North Asbury Park Just west
of the station there 1t is the intention
70 form a stock company, and present ~
kinds "a amuaements at the grounds- Inc
PROJECT hns che support Of both the per-
lnant and simmer population.
Ever since the power station of the Sea-
shore Electric Railway Company WAS
burned down 4 few weeks ago, the travel
ling public have been seriously disconi-
en oded. Stages were put on the car foute,
Aut these although better than no tran
Al. do nor prove desirable. Work on
tho nav ,starion and putting IN
one-Wiro system is going ahead rapid