New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
NOTES FROM THE NEW-JERSEY COAST
PLANS FoE ATTRACTING VISITORS IN "iNlfh
vAr1nI.s IMPROVEMENTS IN PEOiEtsS.

PLANS FOR ATTRACTING VISITORS IN "lNlEV
VARIOUS IMPROVEMENTS IN PROGRESS.
ling prancb JAM 1G (SpecaD.-Thc movement lo'
the nronosed blooming" Of Asbury Park now looA'
as ~ il will amount TO something. In ldc', WIN "
n big thing If the townsmen only pun 'oe ~
The proposed pavilion enclosed WIN siass o'
ocean front is one Of the most popular iue" w
have been suggested by the men Interested Ill o''s
ing the town before the public rs good Winter eeo
4 number of elaborate advertising schemes are aiso
bens considered by a committee appointed ior 'ne
purpose by the business men OF the place. n'. W
lev the founder OF the town, has always saio 'h'''
the business men would take The matter up 1" Wv
proper manner Asbury Park would soon be as popular
nc Atlantic (Yty as n resort all the year round. IL
Is 10 dav the most popular family and cottage resort
on the New-Jersey cost. IT Is the summer nome VI
hundreds OF families who their cottages ana mas
many fine hotels. The great trouble WIFI INC P''
Is that il has winter patronage 10 spc'h vi anu
only a few industries. The result Is uat money i
extremely scarce every year from the middle OF sep
1emler up to the middle of the following July INC
BOARD of Trade has made several spasmodc efforts 10
socura new industries for the town, but unsuc
cessfnl because the men who composed the committee
having the matter in charge were too easily diecou'
aged. There Is plenty of vacant properly III '''"
near the town that would make good factory SIZES
and the owners would gladly give 1T to capitalists
who would erect factories and shops. An abundant
supply Of artesan water be secured at tr1hing
outlay The officials Of both tho Pennsylvania and New"
Jersey Central railroads have recently slgnihed their
willingness to cooperate with the people OF inc low"
in pushing il TO the front. They however, 90 not
propose TO make reductions in fares unul the Dhs
ness men show nj least portion OF their falth by
their work"
Long Branch is nursing It's little boomlet' nicely
md that too now looks II IL might amount 10 some
thing oven this winter Last Wednesday evening
about one hundred Of the business men and the cot
tagers net mt Iauchs Hotel and discussed the mat
ter over big dinner number OF the cottagerS
who were unable to be present sent letters strongly
nrgng the pushing OF the summer Capital forward
until il reganed oldtme prestige and popularity
scientists claim That the destruction OF the CEDAR
groves along this coast has driven the >c"JoTscS
mockingbird out of tie state.
There seems TO be hope OF revival TINS winter
Of the Interest OF former years In the Asbury ParR
Library meetings. - -
A party of BroOhyn people who spend every SuIl-
mer at Point Pleasant city are known as tlc lfI'poh
lyn Pilgrims They take deep Interest IN III" lubllc
Heading Room at Point Pleasant city, and have made
Solomon Loeb of New. York. has purchased a large
tract OF land on Rumson Bluffs. and will make ek-
ten,ye improvements before the coming summer seat
son Tile property cost Mr.. Loeb SfO,OO .
The new addition t. the upper part OF sunset han
AZ A>buy Park completely changes the appearance OF
that popular hotel: , 4. 49,, nj, Ia
already partially completed his programme for the
services in the Auditorium at that place next Summer