New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30
ALONG THE JERSEY COAST.
.sRrRY PARK EXPECTING Crows.
FOR tn Eat BICYCLE MET
xp ps Ar1,rY's IMr DvEMENTs

PREPARATIONS FOR TT c. 1AT BICYCLE MET
MR. BRAuLry's INT )vEMENTs
,s,,-v Park. June ~ ,-pocian With the opening
~ the coleman House on Thursday. the las, q the
,ar,. hotels 10 begin the summers business. tn
season at Asbury Park may be said to have begur
IT, o,hsr large houses. the Hotel Brunswick. the
p,,a the Hotel Columbia. the Ocean Hotel. the
Hotel Lafayette and the West End opened Week
- .ore AGO and each has a mum Der OF guests. A.
hurry Parks season promises 10 be r're than ord.-
-. ,uv prosperous Just now Al the 'tei people are
,xnecting large crowds during the week OF Inc H.
w National meet from the sth to the 18th OF
,,r Prenarations have been made 10 entertain
,ne overflow population. The citizens are arranging
.- several days OF entertainment for the visiting
rb.elmen before the racing days. which VIII be the
NH 18th and 18th Of the month the programme OF
entertainment, Is not complete yet. but there is no
doubt that the League men ana ther lrehds VIII
md their time fully and pleasantly occupied.
Asbury Parks summer season Is popuiariy sup
noeed 10 heein when the beach band begins 10 play
The band came down weeks ago, but owing %
the unfavorable state OF the weather the crowns
listening to the concerts have been rather small I'M
III within the last few days GRADUALLY the BOARD
walk is assuming appearance OF hVehhess. Inc
summer cottagers constitute the larger portion or
the crowd at present Hotel owners report the
ho,kjngs of guests for the coming two months as
giving promise Of an unusually successful season.
Mr. Bradley has made several improvements along
the beach In anticipation of the coming hosts or
uheelmen he has widened the brick track for bicy-
c,ists running along the boardwalk. and 1t is re-
ported that his intention is to have the annual baby
psrade on that walk instead OF on the boardwalk,
as heretofore. This will afford opportunity for a
larger number Of people 10 witness the unique pro-
cesson. The upper end of the boardwalk has been
widened and raised to the level thus making uni
form promenade the entire length Of the beach In
one Of the pavilions Mr. Bradley will provide nur-
sery for babies and children which will be great
convenience TO many of the people who spend most
Of their time on the beach.
The first hop Of the given at the
Plaza Hotel this evening for which several hund ed
invitations had been issued. Among the guests were
the officers Of the military garrison on Governor
Island and al the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Among the New-York people registered at AS
bury Park hotels are the following
Hotel Brunswick-Mr and Mrs. J. f. Dillon. d.
Nelson, Miss Nelson A. L: Brown Miss G Cor
NJ Van Buren,. Harry Hardesty. s. w. Downe; r.
Fessenden Oliver Mrs. b. Fitzgerald. W. A. Muir
go - ~ ,r
Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ Aifriend. William G MacBrIde.
E. w Wensley Mrs A. c. Schaefer. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. X Wright. Miss f. A. Fletcher. Charles F. Ter
n3 Ocean HoteMr and Mrs j. Charles Smith, S.
A. Gillett, g. E. Mackey, J. Il. Snow. T. Keen
Plaza H0 sdd Miss q uf RfSss N.Y. and M
"A n Tarbet' DR.. F. B. Wilbur. H. NJ. Clayton.
Charles H Deane. G. G; Davenport. Curtis Mr.
and Mrs A. Linden. Mr.. and Mrs K. Barker John
T Norton. j. A. Mctioldrick. j. G. Lynch j NJ
McDermott. Joseph NJ. Byrne, Miss Z. S; Chase,
Mrs Annie c. Diver John T. Sinnott. F. A. Lloyd.
west End Hotels. A. Gilbert. Edward Jeans.