New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04
ALONG THE JERSEY COAST.
TIrE, SEASON AT ASBURY PARK DRAWING
TO AN END.

CLOSING OF THE COLEMAN HoUSE-IoTELs ~
STAY OPEN ALL wINTER-REcENT ARRIVALS
Asbury Park n. j., Sept. (special-The season
Is nearly ended. The summer girl IS eatheihs up '
trophies and saying her farewells to the s"alhs
,rbom sbe has added to her list OF devoted admirers
Some OF the hotels have already closed, ana many
more will do next week. The hrst Oh Tue iaisc
obstetrics to close its doors was the Coleman i'o"'e
which speedcd its last parting guest on wednesday
The Hotel Brunswick, the Strand and the fo"ei'oi'
will not close until october 1. Among tile houses
that will remain open all the winter are the bis'o
the Grand Avenue, the Commercial, the Imperial anu
the annex of the Lake Avenue Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs Francis simpson and Miss Mamie
Keim OF Philadelphia, will be included In Il party
that is TO make a taly-ho trip next week, starting
from Asbury Park and going TO Albany, by way Oh
the Oranges, Englcwood and the CatSkilS.
Miss NJ p Wright. superintendent OF the Homoeo-
pathIc Hospital Of rtsburg, Is spehdihe It" u'S' "
the Westminster.
lambert Reed OF Lambcrtvllle, the New-Jersey
c,t n, Iorrc number OF rubber houses Is guest at
the Columbia. ,
william Marshall the manager OF The Newark
Daily Advertiser Is staying with his VIE III the
Westminster.
w. Patterson president Of the First National baIh
Of Newcastle, Penn, Is recent ARRIVAL at INV
brunswick ,.,-
7 n. Finger. n wholesale provision dealer OF Newark
is a recent arrival at the Colorado
Ross Gordon, the Edition Of The sunday Ledue'' o'
LAFAYETTE Ind. Is at the brunswick
BENJAMIN Bnttcrworth OF Ohio and his family, lett
the Brunswick this week for their winter nome Ill
Washington.
william A. Malcolm, a prominent member d 'le
New York Produce Exchange, is enjoying the nos
pitallty OF the Lafayette Hotel.
Thomas G. Lovegrovc an extensive FUR importer OF
Philadelphia, is staying with his vile ana daughter NJ
the Brunswick. r.
Professor A. VI. Taylor. OF the Knlckerbocker Ton
servatory Newlork. IS registered at the Lake A'c""o
II)tc.
Mr.. Foster Coates. tie wifi, Of the wei known New
York magazine and newspaper writer Is recent ar
rival at the brunswick.
+. A. Phelps IT, Mr.. EdisoE's private e'ec'''N'"'
Is spending few days at the Hotel Columbia.
william Her, fur merchant Of New-fork. has
come with his wife for a months stay at The fremont
Fanny Rice enjoyed the hospitality OF the bruins
wick during her stay here. with her were "cotgc
W. ruIdy. her husband, and Charles Brhsia"' iea"
Ing man OF A Jolly SURPRISE
W. H. Recap the sporting man of 1.-The Phlia-
delphIa Ledger and the one time champion amateur
feather weight Of the United states Is regis
tered with FELTON, Taggart, Of "Taggarts Tines al
tue Brunswick.
NJ J.. Harley. u prominent Phlhdelphah' Is ''aSl"s
with his family at the Metropolitan.
Miss Clara Armstrong Of Philadelphia, Is guess
at the Lafayette. - , -,
b. ConIIander IT,. Of Newark passenger agent OF
the Long Branch division Of the PcnnsylVanla ran
road Company. has JOINED his family ut the rem
more. -, .. A.,
Alexander H. Russell. the owner II a large pressed
brick works In Inl imorc has arrived with lis iahly
At the Coleman. , , ., -,
J. f. Dowins. Of New Brunswick, Is guest "'
sunset Hall. a.. T., ,.,n,,,
y j. Johnson. the owner Of an extensive shpyard
IN Cleveland. IS rcgi-tcrcd A. the West End ,,,.,
The Rev. Andrew Wait Rro%hLh tpis' u na
clrrgyman. il guest at the West End Mr. Nhtt
Ia, iusf accepted Il call from one Of philadelphia
largest Episc pal churches y,
Dr. j. c. shannon and his family, OF Ne"-fork'
are sunset HAIL lncsih - A., ~,
II. VI. Green Of NLcSbarrc. Is booked at the West
j. 4. THOMPSON a California mneowncr, Is a r'ccn;
arrival al the Wcti knd.
'ondu smith. a Washington business man. i ~
the Erun,wlck. ,,.
his wife AT the Brun Nick this week
John Lanehart, prominent Chicago lawyer, arriN'i
at the Brunswick this week with his wife 10 spend
the remainder Of Dc season.