New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
ALONG THE JERSEY COAST.
EARLY CROWDS AT ASBURY PARK.
THE TOWN FULL OF VISITORS BEfohH
HOTELS WE'RE READY FOR THEM

HOTELS WE'RE READY FOR THEN
,s,rrv Park. June o5 (specia).-rhc season "e'o
hos onened with a heavy run OF city vsi''rs ~ , 49,
shore because Of the excessive hoI "e"'"O
vecI The railway authorities Dnd nv" un,e liz on
,r force carly Monday with number OF ne" u"'"' w.
I, but they were hardly able 10 accoi'''o -,
vds All the trains were filled ana people W.
,,, % e,ond nm all the way to the coast. Inc
.,i mon who had not opposed their houses "ei'
nr,s,d bv the unexpected influx OF summer su''''
rti. those who had "thelr houses IN orucr III" Nv
room to spare. The citizens OF the ,o"n a., -. 10
for n number of entertainments mat VIII INC Va
u,tIe interest to the cottagerS ana hotei sue'" "
Thursday OF the coming week thore VIII w INV
programme that will last the entire day. In the morn
a. .h. ,u ho n series OF games at the new grounds
., tho Ashurv Park Athletic Association near '"0
hands me new railroad station at North ASp"Is .A
IN the afternoon there will bt monster parade vi o
fra departments Of this and ether to"ns' II VIII w
ono = tho old fashioned affairs There VIII pe i"'0
At the beach by Cappas biz band, and In the e'en.s
,bo-o will no an elaborate display OF fireworks iho
cost Of the affair has been provided for by s"o'
sc,,ptions made By the hotel men and the BUSINESS
bopses of the town. The largest crowd ever sl "e'o
,s expectcd to witness the affair, ana Ihe ho'c NV"
oro making arrangements TO feed 1.-THE muh'"ue
II will be big day for the Park, ana those WHO are
bero 10 witness the gallant fremen put on airs
for lot Of prizes. The committee III cnarsc VI '"'
affair has already expended u Iuiee ""'o"''
The huge Auditorium at the foot OF Sixth-aVe opens
for the season tomorrow The services are IN c'so
n, the Rev s. Edward Young the pastor OF the Wes'r
minster PRESBYTERIAN Church here who made sucn
good fight before Congress in trying ID secure an IN
crease I'm the salaries OF the men employer III ec ie
Saving Service He has the programme f1r the enure
season well under way, and the summer guests wiz
have the opportunity to hear here TINS year SOME .,
the hest speakers If country. The Sundayschooi
Ia ~ bp Noticeable
meetings. They Will be I'm charge OF Mrs. Alden,
wl.se writings over nc name OF Pansy" have en-
dearcd her to all Sunday school children. Inc !rs'
National service will be held tomorrow afternoon.
The principal speaker will be the Hon. kos"en w.
Eorr whose fight for the protection Of all American
Industries has made him popular with the people Vi
the land The morning sermon will be delivered by
Bishop A. Cleveland Coke. famous for his advocacy OF
church nnion In the evening TIE preacher will be
tho Roy Dr. Francis f. Clark, the founder OF the
Christian Endeavor society. The list OF the speakers
for other meetings includes the Census Commissioner,
Robert p Porter Governor Mckinley, the Rev. Madison
G. Peters the Rev. 7. Dewitt Tamagc. the Rev George
l. NlnQns, several OF the Bishops Of the MethooiSt
Fnisconol Church and n number OF other men equally
well known 10 the people who spend their summers
here The Auditorium services promise 20 bring here
many persons who heretofore have been yearly vis'orS
IN the big mectn.t held in ocean Grove.
some Of the cottagcrs are talking about having
ocwcr show some time in the month OF july.
nominal admission lee VII Ge shar l ana 'ne p'o'ee0'
The Sea shore Electric Railway is giving very good
service this Tho company has expended over
100000 In Improvements this year .o.....
Roswell g.. Horr OF Michigan, has taken cQttage
here for the summer and Is settled In 1t with his
family.