New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
ALONG THE JERSEY COAST
FINE WEATHER AND MANY GUESTS AT
ASBURY PARK.
THE RESORT GETTING BACK TO ITS NORMAL CON
DITIoN SINCE THE DEPARTURE OF THE
wHEEI.MEN- BATHING IN THE SURF
SOME OF THE ARRIVALS.

wHEEI-MEN- BATHING IN THE SURF
SOME OF THE ARRIVALS.
Asbury Park n. j.. July 20 (SpeciaD-lhls
week has been encouraging period TOT po'h
guests and landlords at Asbury Park hotels sew
eral days OF delightful weather. after the receh.
rains and fogs have made the people cheerluI anu
hopeful The weather improvement has mao 'he
effect Of Frightening things up generally. This Is
particularly noticeable in the Increased nuihoei "a
people in the town. Since the wheelmeh 5 "eeN :"
large number OF families who remained away
until now in the fear that the place wouu pe o'ei
crowded with the bicycling fraternity nav or
peared 1t seems TO be the general opinion aH'o"s
hotel proprietors that the National meet danaseo
their business rather than enlivened H. io' '
reason suggested above. Aspury rain 10 ~,
getting back to It's normal condition. ana Is '"ps
Ar,,ne I'm with the substantial guests VINO make
this resort their home every summer anu WIN
come here for rest and quiet recreation
M social affairs Of special Importance nave oc-
curred this week Informal hops were gwen on
Wednesday and Thursday nights at seVerai "a ''e
large hotels, notably the Coleman House. the
Hotel Brunswick and the Ocean Hotel.
Several large excursion parties from u'"e!e"'
narts Of the state have contributed their NUMBERS
:. .v.r the crowds The transient visitor, 1t ap-
nears never quits the beach from the hour OF ar.
rival 10 the time for starting on the home"ar"
tourney In fact the beach sand the paViio''' anu
the board walk seem to hold irresistioie iasc'"
tions for all sorts and conditions OF vistors' De'
,ightful sailing, rowing and fishing on the peau-
tiful lakes are open to visitors. put all enor's "
popularize these diversions appear TO De onse' y!
~ a,,ractions at the beach, where there is always
a throng. - i,
Surf bathers have had taste OF extremes III
Temperature Of the water this week On MonuaS
the ocean temperature unaccountao.y droppeu "
"A degrees and all who dared the bath were ch'ieu
and came out with quakng limbs and cha'terns
teeth After the next days rain the ocean water
warmed I'D to above 70 degrees. which temperature
makes comfortable bathing. Thousands nave en-
toved the fine surf bathing since TUESDAY la'o'-
able change. ,,
On the Fourth Of July Senator James a. Bradley
liberated a huge turtle from the nshihg pier
The snapper had "Asbury Park y. j.. July T.
1885," inscribed on his she'll The Founder prom
Used to give SIS to the man who would capture INC
turtle after he had been free twenty-iour hou.
Last Saturday a Seabright fisherman caught Inc
b and a got his money Bradley has freed the
turtle again Offering rewar De OF no TO the aqua
rum Castle Garden Ssw,YOrk o, Customs of
John s n0,se With T, his Family for
'n Senator st j. G. Burrows of Michigan, who has ,.
been al the Columbia for the last month, has lett
hs Major tT @ Nelson A. Miles has been at the
amens he at the Coleman House
are Mr ana Wallen Mr. and MIS- W. L. Heyer e
J. Patton. E. W. stratton. Richard Young; {. r.
j. stebbins Mrs. William sess Mr. and .! Mrs. +.
Pixey' Miss c. Miller. Miss Ada Wheeler. Miss p
Riddles r. Monroe Hall. Miss E. AlexandeI, w T..
Ward. A. r. Bount, Miss H. Amend and Dr. s. J.
O'Neil. W. rroc
Mrs F. Coleman. Miss L. Coleman, W 4; Iren,
enberg Miss Treffenberg, Mrs. J. w. Dudley ana
Miss Dudley. of New-York reached the west End
John r. Potts of New-York. has taken quarters
John Taylor superintendent of the I.ehigh Valley
Railroad at Bethlehem. Penn. Is late arrival al
the Ocean Hotel , ,,, MI.
Iate Brooklyn arrivals here include Miss Flor
ence Orgill Mr.. and Mrs. Indig, Mr.. and Mrs A.
Rossman. Sidney Rossman j: Eddy Blake Miss
- NJ Blake W. W. Webster W. Q. sumner NJ A.
Giadding Charles H. Bartlett. at the Marine villa;
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Johnson, MI and MRS; QUO
Wilson the. Belden: Harriet L. Br4Wn: Mamie lame
Sampen and Laura L. Ray. at the ward VIA
Miss F. E. cummins. Mrs A. GammiMHs rs 4 H,,, w.
beth Williamson. Miss Dorothy Williamson 1s,Sh,on
Mrs B. Dawson lie Roy Hotel Charles inS1snr L9 Mes
" H. Chitenden Mr: and Mrs j. B. , Martin;
Steinland, +. Segar. Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews MISS
Mabel Matthews Hotel Columbia Lester Keene;
Carrie Keene Eugene Cohn. W. r. Spencer and
William J. Lynch Sunset Han