New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
ON THE NEW-JERSEY COAST.
SIMMER ATHLETIC SPORTS AT ASBURf
PARK.
AN ARMY OF GUESTS AT THE VARIOUS HOTELS
AND COTTAGES

AND COTTAGES.
Asbury Park, y. j.. July 30 Cspe'ia)'-In's r""iou'
resort Is rapidly becoming "A great atheuo oen"''
Corbet Is here with his retnne OF trainers ao sup
porters; Zimmerman, the worlds greatest olcs''
r,der ia n member OF the Asbury Park Wheelmen'
and IS now here. ready TO begin active Training io'
his fall races; and number OF other athietes ai.
h.re IN training for various events The grounds OF
tle Asbury Park Athletic Association are among ''e
finest in this state while the track Is SAID 20 oe 0
best haltmle bicycle track I'm the country one Va
te most important bicycle meetings OF the year win
ba held on these grounds on Thursday ana froay Vi
next we.k Zimmerman, Munger TaHis ana ions
let of other crack riders will be among the CON
tcstants for the valuable prizes offered Inc s'euo
rro,rds AZ Comp Wunamassa are completed ana III
daily use As are aso the large gymnasium ana oo"i-
ing alley II Is probable that single scuh feea'A
Oh Deal Lake, between numoer vi inc 'eAu'"s
oors,nen OF the country, will be among the at'Tao
tons here next month All OF winch emphasizes '"e
remark concerning Asbury farKs sio"i"s ""p"'''
NJ n summer athletic centre.
pownca Rll and his Historical Wild West nave
been here throughout the week, ana thousands i"'e
enjoyed their performances
In mite however of all these athletic sports ana
crcuses Asbnry Park is not entirely gwen over u
frvollty one Of the features OF the week mas oeo"
the Christian Alliance, which IS holaihs .'s nrS' az
nu,l meeting at Educational Hall IL Is tho Intention
y, mr. simnson and his associates 10 establish here
an animal meeting similar In character to tile famous
Old Orchard Convention
Uncle william Brimackcr ana captain scars h"Ne
had splendid luck In fishing at the Deai LAW "" ''
lately Early Tuesday morning they lanueo WIN"
an hour four handsome bass, Weighing t"eNe, iou'
tecn fifteen and seventeen pounds respectively
The Rev A. p Graves, OF Nc~-iork' Is WIFI MS
wife and sister nt the Mhambra
q : Gianini n dealer in wrought iron supplies
in Newyork. Is season guest with his wife at inc
Guernsey. ,, a.
= r shattuck prominent lawyer and club man
OF Philadelphia, ia at the brunswick
william A. sheldon partner and manager OF the
Columbia Rubber Company. Of New-iork, Is ut the
Coleman. ~.
Ious simon. IT, jeweer on Maiden Lane New
vor,, ia with his family at the Coonnadc.
Iohn II. Lee. an extensive coal operator OF WliRes
barre. PENN has apartments for himself ana Fanny
at the West End.
II. H. Waterman, OF the Ncw.iork stock EXCHANGE
Is ut the Coleman ,.- -,
w X. Wilson, wealthy bulioihg ooh''do'o' "
New York Is at the Coleman
PhIIp o'sull,van, New-York, is season guest ut
tho fremont. with his wife and fnmily.
Miss prucc. daughter OF DR.. Bruce, OF Lexington
Ky Is at the Berkshire ,.
georgia Lescher clerk OF tho United States District
Court at Detroit Is at the Berkshire.
A Kriebel. OF "The Lansdale News" is at tho
Colonnade. go.
J. L. sickel. a wealthy produce commission NIT
chant Of Baltimore is at the Coleman.
George f. Martins. OF the New-lork bar Is NJ 'nc
Lafayette. ,,, &. ., ,ho
Coleman. 60 n "a q,
Judce william Hayden, Of Bryn Mawr' PENN IS az
the brunswick -. ,.,. e.oo,
John L. Donovan, president OF tho ST. LOUIS oVo'A
Exchange IS Mt the Coleman
nr ItocbcImer a slllfl physician OF New iorh'
Is nj the Coleman vi,
: Weiss. a retired leather merchant OF Ncw-forK'
has engaged rooms at the Gilscy for tho season
l. whitehead. n prominent banker Of Buffalo Is
spending some time at tho Coleman with MS VIC
W : Ill., Of the Amour Cold storage Company
NJ New York. Is at the Coleman
Tho Hon. NJ b. Williams. OF wilkesbarrc. mem
ho ~ the PENNSYLVANIA state Senate. Is at the West
End. ,. ,,o
George IIobson owner Of the largest drygoods house
IN Cincinnati Is with his wife ut the Coleman
Dr " p ogden Fay passenger agent Of The Cydc
steamship Lines. l. stopping few day IN inc i'I"
y Wavland Aver and II. y. Mckinney VINO com
prise the firm OF y W. Aver " '""' ''"PP' " w.
Coleman last Monday.
Among the Sew York guests at the Coleman HOUSE
are ". g, nnl Mr.. ;. A. Wilder, F. huhoH' N''
ou,sa Potts. j. l.. CuTle. u. +. WhItb"c"' Mr. anu
Mrs. A. NJ Bailey. G. A. Mor~" j. Lnhh'hs' IT, ~
Ioclson IT, J. L. Price +. II. Higgins, f. G. larger
,icorge worthington James Bonnet. MR. J. HERMAN
,u.. = stein. A. A. Herman. VI. sinup, W. W
i"n,I,, " r. Fills ". r.. Pub J. l. OWNS w
cron +. " seyber Mr. and Mri. G w.. A. i Mr and
Mrs. I : Coward Captain Frederick Van nm u; =.
Weber. r. " Decker, {. spear, Mr. and Mrs. rh"IP
! 'Scbcu F. J. Jewctt r. King VI {. Rose. Mrs T.
~ Williams Lewis e.. Tewk,bury. Edward g. Center
g. " Com6aid T T. EadhG ,1. j. w. r, W9"S MT3
Wtotor, Tharles C. Ely. G. H. blackford. Miss H.
Decker VI c. Rose, Mrs. =: d. Williams A. r.,
Kr.@n. MIS- L. W. Minfor. Mrs.. II. NJ Cotton ana
. Come Of the New. Workers at the West End ar, are
". T. Hlll, Mrs. Or. King Mrs F. a. Kelly MES
WstWort mr. +. ". Never. b. ". Laner ". w. Pep
Nr and Mrs. Matthew Anderson. l.. WeSterhed, -
a. dudley = VI. shift. h. Mc'zger, NJ d. NhHer'
=. r. smith e. F. Lyon, Il. II. williamson G. Heritage
+. Il. Freeman G. VI. <lllwell. r. d. Macrugor'
Andrew d. Dur Charles Barrett Edgar Raymond.
Mr. and Mrs. William wcsly ". H. Jenn"ti. W. +.
Weily Miss +. Gould Miss NJ Wey, Miss ;. Wetly