New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15
CHARMING NEW-JERSEY.
THE SUMMER PLEASURES OF A LONG
LINE OF COAST RESORTS.
AspuRY PARK THRoNGED WITH VISITORS FROM

AsBURY PARK TTRoNGED WITH VISITORS FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE LAND
Asbury Park ~ j. July II (SpecaD.-Fully o..
00) people quartcred IN Asbury Park to-day.
The week has been one OF unprecedented excite
mcnt. The Educational Convention has occupied
the attention Of the entire town since Monday.
Eight separate departmental meetings were held
daily. and ii required all the energies Of the local
reporters to keep track Of the innumerable sub
meetings and Incidental gatherings usual to an
assemblage OF SO colossal proportions. The con-
vention. notwithstanding the diminished attendance
caused by the Chicago strikes. was brilliant sue
cess and prolific of abiding results.
y night with Walter Damrosch and his sym
phony orchestra shows to what height the Park
has grown in the matter of nrst-cass entertain
ments. The Asbury Park Auditorium was crowded
to overlooking on this occasion.
Yesterday the annual State cycle meet be-
gun. The cyclers came from every direction and
Hospitality taken In charge by the local
wheemens club. grand ball at the Ocean Hotel
and the the athletic grounds which are
continued this afternoon. were the leading events.
All the hotels and boarding houses filled to
repetion. and many private houses have been
called into reQusitlon for lodging accommoda-
tons.
The Rev. Madison c. Peters pastor OF the Bloom
ingdalc Reformed Church OF New-York. is at the
Coleman.
wick
Superintendent w. w. Willard. of the Troy. " Y.
police. Is at the Victoria.
William G.. Fischer. OF New-York. is at the
Ocean.
Supreme Court Justice Potter. OF whitehall N.
Y. Is at the Coleman.
At the hotels are the following New Workers:
Ocean Hotel-E. c. Sherman. the Rev. II. ID.
Geer. 4. II. Cooke. J.. F. Mcswnn. J. ID; Flynn.
J. Neyin. Eugene l. Haas; George II Richards
Reckon. II. s Kellogg, 6. 81 Bassett II N. cevist,
" ca knsaes Miss Salhi aaS wam r d Hanson s
Irving l. Bach, A. r. Potter Mr. and and MT. Mrs
W. s. Russell. r II. Lake. Mr.. and Mrs william
RsGs%i'h u and G GGsld r. " G GGaia' T.
Weincke. James Ternan, /. coleman House.
". s. Fitzgerald. Mr., and Mrs b. + Fischer Mrs Mrs
riott. Miss Florence Harriott. s. Carmen Harrott
Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR Blay. W + ROYCE. Mr. and
Mr and Mrs, William Dallas. George Cook, r o.
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs J 4 Greene W X w walton MSa
Madison G. Peters. Mir and Mrs. William Fowler.
y F, Hanks, william G. Roberts Mr. ana Mrs
j. a. Lyon. +. {. Woodman. W. T. Banton and
nfansEes Lake E FonS.oS Mifn 81 ss wi II
Vest Vest End-Mr and Mrs II; Dawson; G. ~ Peck
Mrs. Dyer; samuel Waixer O. II; o mHns John
n. " Case. Miss Miss + s Case Mr. and Mrs. David
Ouinlan Or buchanan f.. i. Tanning and family.
Jane, IL IL H n sag Nr. os h1OSs
Leach William j Cameron H. L. Freelsnd. J. H.
Kempson s I. brewster jr Mr.. and Mrs IL n
Searle Charles Depew Searle. ,
Feninore- Edward Lang Robert Phelps De
Mearn Roy Macdonald j. G. sIncs'r ,,. Er Way
Alice Stinson Miss Margaret Stnson. Henry Rebel
s " Waldron. Jane. Keer Mrs Wi.sohi ,. M,s
XViieon Nlss Mamie Wilson. + Herdcastle. .
Victoria MI and Mrs r. l.. frI9m tiiIiier Mr.
AMI Mrs Proctor Clarke. Mr. and Mrs W ~
Grim Mr. and Mrs. q. &. Bordwell. Mrs. George
H. Banta, Miss Banta.