New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
ON THE NEW-JERSEY COAST
ASBrRY PARK AFTER THE STORM.
CROWDS VISIT THE WRECK OF THE MARY
Kelly OUTINGS FOR WORKING

KELLY - OUTINGS fOis Nohh'N"
GiRLs-HOTFL ARRIVALS.
Asbury Park y. j. Aug 90 (SpeciaD-rhe
crowds are still here. but the exodus VIII oes'h oh
Monday and for two weeks after that the SUM-
mer population will slowly dwinde away uni"
ONLY the September contingent remains. III ~ en-
pected however that the number of those WHO
stay late will be greatly Increased TINS year ~
meet the demand the Hotel Brunswick anu MANI
OF the smaller hotels will remain open I'LL Oc''er l.
The one great feature OF the week was the s'or"
that swept along the coast early Thursday MORN
Ing Nothing like 1t had been known for many
years and the old timers who have deignted III
telling stories of the storms OF half century aso
were speechless In the presence or the u'S"'''
wrought in n few hours by this last visitation IL
IL impossible to estimate with any degree OF eA-
actness the resulting loss. but It is certain thnt
the damage was the worst experienced III zen
years. Fortunately. Asbury Park escaped w.n
less than its proportonate share of loss. bur inc
resorts north and south OF here suffered terr,oF
The wreck OF the Mary Kelly, az the ioot vi
Sixth-ave., has since Thursday been Visl'eu oy
practically all the residents OF Asbury PARK ana
Ocean Grove Each visitor wanted relic OF 'he
wreck, and the sails and torn rigging OF the ooa'
carried away In small bits.
James A. Bradley has gone TO the mountains IN
anticipation OF ha annua, attack OF hay fever
strong list OF speakers has been arranged Tor me
services Mt the seaside auditorium to-fnorro~
Among them the Hon. kOSWell ". Ii"ii' wa
New-York who will speak on Bread and Butter
nj the National service in the afternoon. ana the
Rev. Frank De witt Talmage who viii give the
evening sermon. Colonel H. H. Hadley OF ~. bar
tholomew's Mission. NewYork. will have charse Oh
the Christian Endeavor service.
The Sea Rest Is to be enlarged. IL mas
long been maintained by the Women's Chris-
ten Asso 'iatlOn az a home for the entertain
ment during the summer months Of hundreds OF
Young women who compelled to earn thoir Nv
Ing. and whose scanty salaries would not permit
Their, to enjoy seaside vacation n II were NOT Tor
tho assistance given by this association. The pres
cnt building IL too small TO accommodate the great
number OF deserving applicants, and EFFORTS are
being made to raiae money for the proposed en-
largemcnt concert was given tonight In Edn-
cational Hall for that purpose.
Elaborate prepara tions are being made for the re-
reception OF the knights Templar OF this state VINO
hold their annual field day here on August 81. In
addition to the body of Sir knights OF New-Jersey
,here will be several visiting communicates from
neghboring States.
NJ j. Fitz Mallory. Of the MALLORY steamship
line ia a guest at the Hotel Brunswick. Noble
ID Larner the grand high priest OF the Grand
Chapter of the Grand Arch Masons o, the ,hi'ed
states Is at the Ocean Hotel
Among the NEWCOMERS who have registered az
the hotels during the week are:
Hotel Rrunswick-H. j. Bates, Edwin T. hop-
k,rs sidney r. LOTUS Willis Fletcher Johnson.
Mrs NJ f. Shrev. p. NJ Crawford. Mt ana MIS-
7 NeaIl H. A. Strong G. NJ. Vescelius. r. j. Stan-
lao 1ob, sloan Miss y. V. Newton. r.. Patt
Stratton. :, v...s
Coleman Uouse-Ii. r. IIawey, John Is. Yates
robn y McGown j. :. Mayer. j. j. tlloa' MIS-
Iu,o DO Revther Miss W. Nesting, Thomas l.
rovIor : F. Hawkins william Esterbrook - IL.
pickle ir Miss F. Cable G. auckland MI anu
Ms p A HornbaclS Albert Pryibil George H.
col,.in r 8 Borden. Jusu Lopez, Miss Margaret
Mackie l.. F. dOremieulx. Leon parsin, MT. anu
Mrs / Bennett Mrs Katherine Wells. Miss CHAR
lo,te Parry George n. Fon. tr
METROPOLITAN. Addison Dubois Miss Addie
T. Dubois \. Mcdowell. A. II. Rogers MI anu
Mrs Theodore F. Northrop Miss Georgia Northrop'
~ r. Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I. AIeA-
ander Miss Mary Alexan Ter, NJ shn MtS' re-, bJ
r. Moline. A. A. Nodine j. w. JacoouS' MT anu
Mrs. George b. Briggs NJ, TT roros,reet
Joh r' McMickie. Mr. and Mrs. ". ID; Barren.
Charles seigrnan. jr. Mics NJ Renedict - 'rl'ep
P'i' william T. Kline, l.. F. Fes'' Miss
N eoInmb aa~}emsen Ech~rson Miss A. Echerson'
Samuel psnsGn H Hsnry ANNA NM p e. Hashes A. G.
iam j. Benj i, ". W spad9ne, c,.rs.
Victoria F. C cnor@S T bowE s
'% Wst End En- John p. Durfee Ir Mrs. W r. shute
DR. and Mrs George W. Tobins -, ,,o,ru
ocean Hotel-Francis X Arh9 9ih he Wisys n
!, nSr"nmrou Miss L. NJ Richardson. J. 4 Wool
Is Hshuru 4 Louis scott r James T. shaw
Mrs i. l.. Pratt, George !" l,ehiWt' T'r,,la "
WSnn, iionse'~Mrs G. A. Middleton. Miss Mid
dIetnn = G smith. Miss Sarah Iyrne MISS o.
Veron Miss Flett, Mr. and MIS- Johh "c'""e"''"