New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
ON THE NEW-JERSEY COAST.
EDITORS AND KNIGHTS WILL OWN THE
TOWN
AsBURY PARK PREPARING FOR TWO GREAT CON
MENTIONS RAILROAD FACILITIES
NETWORK GUESTS.

MENTIONS RAILROAD FACILITIES
NETWORK GUESTS.
Asbury Park ~ j. June 30 (SpeciaD.-Wth the
crowds at the hotels and on the beach, immense
piles Of baggage the depots. Thoroughly charac-
teristic midsummer rush by train and boat, the
glare the unwonted jumblng Of confused sounds
incident 10 a town in the throes OF premature eX-
pansion. Asbury Park may be said to be IN pecoi-
ary healthy condition OF summary excitement
IIote men especially are happy IN the thought 'hat
the things which have been are as nothing com
pared with the things yet to come The week mas
been one OF active preparation rounding on''
as 1t were OF an elaborate programme OF reception
to the editors whose arrival tonight VIII marx
the advent of series OF banqrets. balls carn'vais
and parades such has never before been witnessed
In Ashury Park The Citizens Committee 20
whose experienced charge the visitors Will be COM
rnitted has done everything that unstinted eNpeA-
dture and the exercise OF ripe wisdom could ac-
complish 10 make the Editorial Convention date
mark in the history of the association
The first session OF the editors in convention VIII
he held on Monday az the Asbury Park Auditorium
and continue from day TO day until the foEowins
Friday A graceful diversion for independence
Day Is an excursion under the care Of the Sons OF
the Revolution TO the Monmouth Battle Monument
In the afternoon the editors Will see some oil tie
best bicycle riders race for prizes at the athletic
grounds The days entertainment VIII ne Cos"
with a pvrotechnic display from the boaTdwaIH'
that will cost the town 5000. The boat carnival ON
Wesley Lake will take place on Friday night Al
the residences along the lake front VII De DrlH-
iantly Illuminated. The occupant or the rouse
showing the best decorations will receive prize
Special prizes will also be awarded to the BOAT
man exhibiting the most original designs IN the
carnival decorations.
The weeks round OF amusements VIII close Win
the baby parade the boardwalk Saturday AFTER
noon. Miss Minnie Walker niece OF senator
Bradley. has charge of the arrangements for this
NJ Mailre Is n ! d
duous work OF registering tots for the parade a
downtown jeweller has given heautiiuI goid PIN
as a special prize for the best-ookng baby IN Inc
A handsome baby carriage and an elegant car
riage robe are among the awards for the TWO most
tastefully decorated carriages 1t is expected that
fully 1850 babies will exhibit their chubby little
cheeks on this occasion.
In the midst of the hubbub is the knights OF
Pythias Field Day. The Knights come here on
Monday. $500 strong. for the annual parade. They
will march through the principal streets IN the az
ternoon perform the competitive Pythian drill on
the Coleman House lawn after the parade ana
CLOSE the day with concert by four brass bands in
the Asbury-ave pavilion in the evening In addi-
ton to the uniformed rank all the lodges In the
state have been invited. and it is not too much to
saw that 1000 strangers will visit the Park on
Field Day.
The Asbury Park Auditorium management an
nounce a series Of eight musical entertainments, to
be given during the season. The special nights are
called gala nights" The opening night July 8.
will be memorable as the first appearance In AS
oprv Park Of Walter Damroschs symphony or
chestra under the personal direction of Mr.. Dam
rosch On July 10. opera night" the third act OF
Gounod's Faust will be rendered by leading ar
lists in costume
B. c. Spooner. Of Chicago. the champion cyclist
is arranging for early visit OF a number OF
prominent wheelmen from different sections OF the
country who viii train here for the races on ne
are Sid ]. Black. the trick rider; Tom kck J0hn
$500 ..r...
ARA dement's for quick and convenient transit pro-
ytded the rayeng pubic ny Sy the GSra, beb
has just gone into effect gives several additional
fast trains va the al rail roge s An f ss, D sS
commOdious steamers. 50 that those VINO prefer the
lovely sail over the bay may 90 so b dSt
Network at II o'clock, the noon boat 4, at l., p M.
asr tern sae ' Tsrs is stu later boat starting
tSS and s s2 a5d s5 from the AsBury Park
lions. The facilities furnished by the bay route
are readily recognized. and a great number go
The Coleman House. under the managemsnt OF
d ayi's Extensive improvements have been made at
this old established hosiery which SIN retains all
i If fsa t oosst preS''ss as one '''S ' ~
SGwRs % a09f o t4 n2'e @
draper. Ernest G. Tracy. Mrs. and Miss Karney'
3. BucEner, ": a: Butterworth: c; L. Lawrence.
II e Beech, II. Hapman A P1ppilO, l.. BENSON,
Harry HUSTLED and wife, y Uliman. VI. O. Open
helm. G. 5. Moore, George Rockwell Chas l.
Work.
Ocean Hotel-Iouisa Ludham. W. NJ. Perre;t
Paul GrOsch. Miss Schecker, charles KichinonGi'
Robert w. Kemp, James d. Helms and wife, T. II.
Thompson Alexander Mcdowell
Durne. IT.. s. Cahooae. Mr.; and Mrs. G. b Barker
Ellsworth i. Stryker E. +. Hanks. Mr.. and Mrs
John Dangan, Mrs. Sackett. a. r. Hartshorn. Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Burgoyne, G f. Roll;
Sunset Hall-IAd Franc. Mrs. !. NJ Dnges, Miss
f. NJ Hurleck. Arthur f1nlay, Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
Dix Miss Matte Hood.
and family. +. l. Lunger.
St james,. c. Nelson, Miss Nelson. +. D.
Lewis.
Victor1a-Mrs E. A. Rodgers, Miss l: Z. Rodgers
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lennox. Miss Jane LennOx
Miss Virginia Buchanan. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Richards. H. J. Robinson L. !. RaPelyea, Mrs
Fenmore-Wliam Ruddell. Arthur Ruddell. Will
liam c. Strange and family. II. s. Warrick
Hotel Elerslie-Mr and Mrs NJ. w. White.
Ciarkson L. Lord. Henry s. Lang. Mrs a. p Ham