Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-26
THE BEACH IS GOING.
Havoc Of the Waves at Asbury Park
Pittsburg People There.

Havoc OF the Waves at Asbury Park
Pittsburg People There.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcHl
AsBURY PARK, July 25.-Unfortunately for
the devotees of saltwater bathing, the beach
at this resort this year is not in the best con-
dition. The sea keeps tearing it up, and
steadily encPoaches on the land In fact
this Is the case all along New Jerseys
low coast The beach promenade in Ocean
Grove will undoubtedly become the prey Of
Neptune during the heavy tides of the "Har-
vest Moon," in August. Several times
already this summer the authorities have
been obliged to close up a part of the prone
made as unsafe.
In Asbury Park and Ocean Grove no liquors
can be legally sold without the prescription
Of local physician in good standing; still
the drugstores are numerous and very pros
porous. just now there is great stir about
the effort Founder Bradley and the Law and
Order League are making to restrain the de-
livery of beer and other alcoholic beverages
in Asbury Park. There is a list of the names
of those who receive "wet goods" from the
delivery of wagons; and threats of publish
restrained from delivering anything within
order ord e from a the customer, ~a1ns The "ah local
justices of the peace and juries are
also be sent out of the place by another than
an employe of the dealer. Oral orders or
written orders handed to the drivers of the
delivery wagons have been held illegal and
punished under the statute authorizing q
fine Of $50 for each offense. There is a move
ment here now in favor OF high license
though such step would result in some re-
markable complications especially in real
estate transactions and the relation the mat
ter would assume to the law forbidding the
sale of alcoholic beverages within q mile Of
the Ocean Grove limits.
Flint and Green Glass Men.
The annual meeting of the American Asso-
citation of flint and green glass manufacture
ers was held on Wednesday in Asbury Park
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: J. C. Ripley, Of Pittsburg,
President; James Gillender, Of Philadel-
ghia gdadsnas and R. 7 EsrTi Tifn, ++ Ct Ohio Vice
airy, Thomss Evans, of Pittsburg, Treasurer.
and Mrs. A. Il. Kelsey, Of the same city, are
guests at hotel on Grand avenue.
Mrs. Thomas A. Hendricks IF Indianapo-
lis widow of the revered ex-President ar
rived here yesterday with the following
distinguished ladies: Mrs. ii. T.; Major OF
Omaha, and Mrs. Fitzhugh Thornton, Of
Mrs. Priscilla Lloyd and Miss Agnes Rob-
fnson, of Pittsburg, are stopping in North
Mr.. w. J. Diehl, of Pittsburg. is on Asbury
avenue.
Inc onHdSenGnC Is announced OF MISS Ella
Bailey and J. Emon bravo, both of Pitts
burg. Miss Bailey is spending the summer
in Ocean Grove. The wedding will occur In
the early autumn.
Mr. NJ. f. Humken of Pittsburg, is at q
hotel in North Asbury for the summer.
Miss c. II. Moreland, of Pittsburg, was one
of the bellies at a fashionable hotel hop last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Wheeler, who for years
have been identified with Pittsburg society,
are enjoying life at popular hotel near the
beach
Mr., Sol Black, of Allegheny, is at q Kings
ley street resort.
Other Well-Known Pittsburgers.
L. Allen Dunlap and family, well known
in Pittsburg society, are occupying their
cottage on First avenue.
Mrs Werner, of Pittsburg, captured the
first prize at the leading social amusement
Congressman Roger @. Mills and family
arrived here yesterday. They will remain
the summer.
Miss Susie Runyon, charming young lady
of Pittsburg, led the German at an Asbury
Park hotel last night.
Messrs j. H. Ralston, Samuel s. Tunison
and P. Foster Durham, of Allegheny, are
the leading spirits in social events on Asbury
Mr.. and Mrs j. s. Foster, of Pittsburg, are
frequently observed at the Ocean Grove
Miss sallie wambold, Miss Lizzie Hitch
cock, Mrs. O. 4. Wambold, of Allegheny,
and Messrs. David Stoddart and Lewis Z.
Roberts, Of Wilkesbarre, are at hotel on
Sixth avenue.