New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
ON THE NEW-JERSEY COAST.
AN EXCITING WEEK AT ASBURY PARK.
THE WALTERS WANT THE USE OF THE YER.

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ANDAs AT NIGHT-To BUILD SYNAGOGUE
AsbIry Park, y. j., July % '>pcciaD.-Asbury Park
has more than 400 hotels and boarding houses II
takes a large army OF summer guests to I'LL them all
but the last few days have Witnessed tremendous
rush Of people 70 the shore resorts, and Asbury Park
oppears 10 have received the lions share OF this
patronage. and there j. little room LEFT. There has
been plenty OF excitement during the week. First
there n hydrophobia scare that resulted in a
wholesale Strengthening Of worthless dogs all along the
coast Following that came the cohhict between
Father" Bradley and the walters laundresScs and
chambermalds. who in the evening, swarm upon the
great promenade along the ocean front ana cooly
take possession Of the pavlons and summer
houses there That Is they used to do so before
Mr. BRADLEY or "Czarr Bradley, as he Is now called
by some OF the hot-headed agat1rs gave MS now
famous order Several coorcd lawyers ana editors
Of New.York lave expressed determination to come
down and defy MIR. bradley ana MS force oi special
police.
II * pro,able that there will be q handsome Jewish
synagogue erected here before next summer The
Pow IIcnrv uiovitz. Rabbi Of the Adah Jcshurun
svnagoguc Philadelphia, has been In negotiations with
Mr. bradley for lot at Main list. and Fifth-ave The
latter offers to give the lot for the purpose on con-
don that the synagogue built upon IL snail cost not
less than 10000
Father McGlynn addressed a large AUDIENCE III the
seaside Auditorium Thursday evening on important
TONES Of the Day. 1t had been widely announced
that he would touch on the relations oi 'hurch and
state. and as this was his first appearance In
Protestant pulpit since his restoration to priestly
functions there was much curiosity to hear what
ne might have TO say TO the disappointment OF the
audience he studlously avoided all reference to his
recent visit to Rome He said. however. mat ne had
not rcccded an inch from his well-known position
on the relations OF land labor and capital. and 50
far as his time allowed he would continue to spread
his peculiar doctrine.
Mr. Bradley has made permanent arrangement
with the Shrewsbury society Of Friends. BY which
the society Is 70 have the use Of the Whittier Chapel,
in Educational Hall square. the second sabbath Of
each month Isaac Wilson. Canadian Friend. Will
make an address in Educational Hall tomorrow
afternoon, as the beginning OF the new movement.
Fishing at night from the new ocean pier Is de
s,ined to become fad Electric lights along the
whole length make It easy.
J. c. Mctcalf. general manager OF the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad. came here III his private car
on Wednesday.
Among the weeks arrivals IS Miss NJ swank. one
Of the bcroncs OF the Johnstown food. Mis-, swank
is the young woman who riskcd her life 10 save
twelve others AT the time Of the hocd She carried
three children four miles. and saved the entire family
from drowning.
Dr. J. A. Allen. Of the American Museum Of Ma
tural History. IS nj the Columbia with his wife"
James l.. Taylor Broobyn. James l.. stewart. New
York and F. W. Frishmuth, Philadelphia. are mo
Of enthusiastic anglers who stay at the Hotel Bruins
wick Among the New Workers nj the hotels are:
Coleman IIousc-Chares A. Boston. John &. loS-
ton. william r. Purdy, Homer Hall, Hugo j. Weber,
w. X. Oakley, IT,, william C. Roberts, ;. VI scott
+. F. Courtney. Vincent EnGlehart, William H.
Francis W. c. Adams. Charles +. Baycr. Warren
IT, smith F. r. Amr,. Mr.. and Mr.. Charles b.
Young Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Falk. +. {. Acker, Paui
: Wc,iin, :. :. Johnson Mr.. and Mrs. B r. FISCHER
Mrs Emil -,dgwick Miss Frances Holden. MI. ana
Mrs. James +. Wadon William ii. Campbell ana
W. ID. Bruce r A. =
Hamilton W. = Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. II. :. Johnston
Mrs A. r. Manuel. W. J. sun. q. ". Forsyth, j.
NJ Comsiock and Joseph Morgan.
Hotel irunswick-Mrs. :. Adlcr. Miss Nelson, T.
Y. Crawford Miss VI. Macklin. Mr.. and Mr.. ".
Philips Robinson f. f. Craein, II. r. ''rdl'y. Miss
Icnoy II. 7. Blood.
ocean Iiotcl-Mis. II. Thcobald Mrs. +. Black. H.
r. stevens o. = Brandt. Dir. \. H. Hart, Mrs. H.
G. Hart. Miss N.Ib' Hart. Mr. Thomas g. Iirooks'
W. II. Rowe. Mr. and MrS c. :. Mckron. Mrs. H.
Curran y. f.. kaufman, Henry r.. WeStbay ana "
The Coiunbia-Mrs ". Williams. Clarence VIII
llams G.. t'ndcrhill. Mrs. >igmar Cohn. Mr. ana Mrs.
j. " Fulton. r. II. Holmes. W =: Wilmer. q. A.
Ribbon. +. H. Holmes and j. VI. Talbot.
sunset IIall-Joln T. Hunt j. DE Fernandez IT,
f;afnev Mr. and Mrs. Thomas i. to~iiean. t"org"
Caradine. \. j. Kenny, Charles I. Murphy. Mrs. W.
The Carlton-Mr and Mrs. r. l.. sheldon. Mrs.
NJ. f. sutton. Miss " Josephine Kelly