New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
ASBURY PARK THR0NGED.
YOUNG MAN MAKES \ CALL AND CARRIES OFF
HIS HOsTESs'S JEWFLEY.


Asbury Park. y. j.. Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.-Another
week Of activity Of noise. hustle and confusion mas
nassed The life and activity. however, remain
Tonight nearly every hotel in the town Is crowded.
and at many of the larger places scores OF cots
have been hastily prepared for late corners lh'S
Saturday rush probably marks the climax OF the
season. and il is likely that the guests VIII Slowly
decrease in numbers after this although man! win
remain during September which is by all ODDS the
most delightful month Of the year here as far as
natural attractions are concerned. The SURF ~
warmer and the bathing better than at any other
time while the climate In general Is UNUSUALLY
pleasant then. 1t seems strange that more people
do not appreciate these facts
Tho Junior American Mechanics made things
lively on THURSDAY though their parade was not
as large as last year. They received hearty
ve,co,no from the town. Mr.. Bradley himself was
foremost In the arrangements for properly Greel'ns
the throng of visitors. He turned the l"-ioo. "'H
STAFF ut the foot Of Asbury-ave INTO a huHe io'''
pole Extra halliarls strung with America" N"e
were run from the topmast Of the hasStaIi ~ ''o
ground and the crosstree lines were similarly uec-
GRATED 900 flags being used in the work w ME '"e
norode was passing along Ocean-ave. NUMBER OF
voung girls performed the Maypole dance Oh 'iie
lawn around the flagstaff
Tho Soa Side Alumni Association OF pennington
Seminary will hold its annual reunion ana h''l"e'
IN library Hall next Monday evening. frelara-
Z
o,,,,ni and friends Of the school General James
p Pushing. of Trenton. will be the POSTMASTER
Among those expected to be present are III h"
Ion president OF the seminary; Governor Neo'be -
Warts Of Now-Jersey. and Ex-Governor benjamin
T. BiGgs. Of Delaware. ,.
The only important diamond robbery OF the SeaS'"
was perpctratcd Tuesday night at Dr. Ni''rhso" :
co,,,c i'm t;ra nd-l-n. The cottage Is occHle' ''S
..,,,,.,c- bv Mis-, rabor. OF New-York. Nhilo MISS
Taber was out during the evening with h'r tr""'
mother and her maid Walter : Fredericks. %,
,rro,,,on broke into the house and carried OF all
the ieyolrv he could find including souvenir Si"'''
roh pins a diamond ring. a large unset "i"'o'''
,a a cold medal won 10y Miss Tahers dog as nrst
nr,ze from the American Bulldog 'lup. freu
oricks hid half of his plumber In inc ""o"s am
buried the rest in the sand on the peacn y"
,orgad with the robbery he confessed ana hronEl'
hack the iewery. lie is an acquaintance o' '"''
r,hnr and had called to see her. Finding r" one
az homo. he said he yielded 70 tho impulse 10 s''
IN. gold and diamonds he had seen.
Tho hothine has been good and we'll patronized
during the week though for two DAYS 'h' SUIT
was unp,casantly fall OF scaweoi that ha' h'''
dlslodeed from the bottom ~ some N'"ii" az
There was so much Of It that haih'r' DIVING mo
,ho hr.aLcrs came up wearing thick fcstoons ana
wreaths II green.
,rbrrsdav's fire AZ Atlantic city has called at
,ent,on 10 the condition Of the Ashury PARK hre de-
partment and much satisfaction Is expressed WIN
the precautions that are taken. Horses are kept
harncsscd and ire engines ready with steam up
d.y and night 10 respond promptly 10 any alarm
the arraneemonts for which are also complete
There has been no important fire here for ten
years.
In spite Of lawsuits and iniunctons II seems
likely that the new Asbury Park and ielmar cleo
r.c railway will be completed and ready for open
Ing about September t.
Among the weeks arrivals at the hotels are thcs"
New Workers:
Hotel Brunswck-IIarry Stanvood, ]. G. Sinclair.
J. KIDD j. s Badger. Mr.. and Mrs y. NJ Stearns.
Mrs L. ". Munforl. Mrs. \. l.. Munford. Miss
Rosai!ac Corb!n, Perry Il. Utcy. Mrs. j. Morton.
p Il. Fl,zhugh. Edward H. Rogers. Mrs. l.. ".
Ketchum. Miss \. ~ M"cks H. j. O'Bren. }. 9.
Flood Mr.. and Mrs. Charles g. Nassar H. 6.
Bolton. Mrs. James Humphrey. +. ". T.. Harvey
Coleman House Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Sammi'.
Miss Edith Samnis Edwin H. Sammis, George
Dalton. Mrs. De Mon;hrun Mrs. ". Sage. Mrs. =.
Farley. the Misses Farley, the Rev J. J. keogan.
George o. Clark 4. NJ cushman. Mis- Harmon.
4. 5. Waters. W, s Waterhousc. Mrs. James
Roman Mrs $ L. Hieow :. ". Johnson. John
\. Fulton Dumont Clarke. ". X: scott. Il. J:
Putn.y Miss 4. Birrdsai. Sir and Mrs. Samuel
skinner. Mr and Mrs. " +. Doremus. Mr.. and
+. Morgan. Mrs s Z. Hutton. NJ. 5. Tillotson.
Thomas j. Carcy Mrs l.. f. Sterling; Edward
+. j. Appleton.
Tn. F>nmore-H. f. Lewis. Miss Lewis j. IT,
Armstrong. r. NJ. Constock. Henry o. Kcelcr
+. j. Stanley. +. H. Theakson. f. -. Walker W j.
Stitt. J. X Kerr. J. W. Hambort j. l.. Redmond
The Columbia Mrs. l.. a. Winshp. Leslie "
Winship. T. Rutherford. j. NJ. Talbot Mr. and Mrs
r. G. Van Brunt. r. b. Turner +. O. Barkc. H. G.
Adams. f.. J. Woolsey. Henry ". Davis Miss
Murray, Miss Eleanor V. Hoahan Miss Nav
Holahan, X. NJ Jenkins. James s. I}urictt
Ocean Hotel-D N. I'urdy, Joseph Thorn Samuel
Stockers. i. Nrrhon, Mr.. ana Mrs j. l.. Franck-
ing: Mrs. j. r. knowdell. Miss S Tnlman. Mrs
5 f. Mcconnell, Mrs $ Kersey, Joseph r. Dunn
H. b. Douglas. Walter Bound, j. 4. Wood f. b.