New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
ALONG THE JERSEY COAST.
ASBURY PARK HOTELS FILLING UP.
MANY SOJOrRNERs from THE CITIES THROUGH
OFT THE UNION WELCOMING THE L. A.
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Asbury Park ~ J.. July ,specaD.-This hos
| pitable convention city" by the sea mas ''o""
| its welcoming arms about the League Oh H'".'
| can Wh"elmen and taken them to itself. irep''a
| lions varied and elaborate. have been maze ~ -"
| terrain the cyc"rs during the coming "'eh' ~,
the local wheelmen yearn for Is decent wea'he'' c
| mourning rain Of the week Just ended has not as
| couraged them. although II has danpeheu 'ieli
| arlor slightly But few hours OF sunshine VIII
mt these seashore macadam roads In hrs'-c'ass
| condition. Tomorrow the cyclers VIII profneNane
the Board Walk and dispense themselves over tne
coast although all the local clergymeh nave h''''
them TO come TO church. The services at the Andl-
forum will be arranged especially for the wheel
| men.
| Among the many amateur fishers at Ocean Grove
| and Asbury Park few are more devoted or more
| enthusiastic than James w Rushing. son OF Generai
| James f.. Rushing. Of Trenton. ~ J. Young MI
| Rushing is now sophomore at Princeton. nut mas
| been spending the summers at Ocean Grove nearly
all his life Almost every morning he may be
found on the Asbury Park pier with rod and Iine'
and he seldom goes home without something !"
| hand Last week he caught several large knsnsh
| and bass. and day he caught a huge nouh"e'
| Of several pounds weight. under peculiar clrcum-
| stances He had been fishing for an hour or more
| without bite. when suddenly his line DIRE" taut.
| and az II began to run away he thought he hah
| hooked a whale OF something Of that sort fres-
| emily he began 10 reel in slowly but surely. and
| when his line 10 the surface he found ne
| had caught somebody elses broken line. and on
the end Of this an enormous nound'r. Aofe
cnriously stu while unlocking his fish. an I'M
| known gentleman approached and claimed the line
as his saving something had pulled upon ana
| broken II two three hours before but he couid
not say II was the founder. as his iish might nave
got OF and the founder got on the latter might
have gobbled mp his fish \ council or war was
held among the fishers on the pier AID 1t was
finally decided that the line really belonged to
| the claimant: but the founder was AWARDED TO
Mr. Rus.ing as a trophy OF his singular success
and skill.
Angling AT the fishing per has continued mos,
oxcelen, Fine catches have been made every day.
pr. j. + Marshall OF BROOKLYN makes the pier
his haunt these days.
c. " Morneyer. the New-York iron merchant
has arrived at the Bevelere with his family from
Engiewood.
Y u Mniken. tho Baltimore flyer ia at the Ata-
l,ntn FOR The National League Of American Wheel
men meet
The wife 81 ~ Goodwe. an architect. OF New
York. is a late arrival at the Albany
~ r Thompson president and general mana
g.r - the N.w-York Building and Loan Associa-
,su IL. with his family at the Laurel House.
Lieutenant Horace Norman Fleming, OF corn
wall y y IS a. the Park View
g. wilson who has composed great deal OF
music for the tn Regiment BAND Is staying at the
Plaza.
Colonel !. IL i. FAIRBANKS. 'Hf ra'''"n' 7~"'''
man has hi- family Mt the Hotel brunswick
IT,, Hv,h. IN. actress has made the Plaza
her summer home.
4 II Tarbett - New-York. IL with MS wire d.
-. Pisza g q Davenport. president OF the hec-
tr,c Light Company. Ne~-York. Is staying Al inc
same hotel also Captain steele OF me 'h'''' ''A'es
Army
vss kirkland the Southern actress. whose stage
name i. Odctis Tyler the leading woman IN Bron-
son Howarl's shenandoah" Is spending the sum
NOR here At tho Berkshire. She h"' become oi-
cycle enthusiast and she Intends 10 organize
uh..i9omnn's club at her hotel
Ms Anna Boyd the widow In "A TIP TO 'hina-
.,, o, is taking recreation N the Hotel Brunsw''k
v,b her is her intimate friend Miss Arkwright.
A samson IT, OF the wall street Arm o. bean
4 samson brokers ~ at Sunset HAN he a.
companlei hy his two sons. hegiha'h = anu '"
l.. r. , c, q,
G. r Howell cousin OF General I. s. Grant -
Nth Mr. Howell ~ the Marine villa
William r. Sm,thc Of chicago. Editor OF irri-
CATION Age" Is guest ~ the H"iden for inc s"'so'
Judge " & Martin and wife, OF Boston are AZ
the Plaza
Judge Ellrilec and wife. OF foughhecpS'' "''
staying at tie Victoria.
n l. N~u.on manager 81 the educational depart
mcni OF Harper Bros publishing establishments H.
for the fourth summer. at the Moss Side villa
Miss \ Bertha Icoa Payne. Of East orange II
a. the Alhan'.
VI Barnes. u IN" knane fiaho 'o"'P'"'' -
a, the EIcc'u.re Inn.
Ernest De anccy Picrson. the writer has oe'h
here for the past week
Joseph Richards weknown rnII1baEIPn, AMI
- attn his family. consisting IF MIS-. fHcharls anu
IN Misses Mercy and Amy at thc Vo nn an Iousf
Sanger 81 East Orange. are iechperh'"o III NV
+ n Klnr. we'll known to Gotham wheelmen. is
r Is. Coicr. a Tarrytown banker. Is Plaza
* rarmcnier. an English capitalist. interested
in manufacturing in America Is WIN MIS- 'a''"'"-
br Geors ;,. Z Mackay Of New;York. formerly of
Buffalo r. pnttint up at n" p2pr,ar a. The Edge
mere Inn , -, ,bo
NcN-j,r.,y central railroad has secured rooms al
'' N, t,rowm Potter. New-york correspondent
for London papers. has recently arrived at the
f TX, ', ',.hlr season " G Roberts OF New York
the president Of The standard Watch Company Is
q, Tr r' William f. Iudum. OF the Pompton
q - steel and Iron Company. * win MS VIE
an ds anS r at 'hr orrmns OF York are
former Coleman guests. returned with Miss bess'e
senator i G. burrows OF Michigan Is registered
at the columbia. - =
visited the Arlington AZ Ocean Grove this week
He VIII return later with his family; -, -.
Raymond school Of Music. New-iork. is resting at
the Osborn House.
.urvlng Their Mount Tabor Way cottage at ocean
Grove MIR Huston IL prominently connected with
the MON News Company.
General Freight Agent IL. e. Hicks. OF the Della
ware I.ackawanna and Western Railroad Is at the
Hotel brunswick.
Miss Ma Louise Day. formerly singing with
the Wilson and Seabrooke opera companies Is sum
m-ring at the Revere
Mr and Mrs John Haupt jr. OF Poughkeepsie
are spending their honeymoon at Sunset Hall
The Hotel Brunswick Is entertaining George W.
IIclme. the iielmetta q j. snun manufacture
He has his family with hm-Mrs. Heme. and Mas
ters oliver, Herbert and IIelme Weter Iieme
Mrs James orr. Of Newburg. and her daughters
the Misses Kate and Pearl Orr. have returned to
,he Coleman House. where they have spent the
last half-,ozen seasons.
OCEAN GROVES THRONG
THE SEASON AT THE CAMP GROUNDS SOME RE
CENT ARRIVALS
Ocean Grove. y j.. July D tSpeciaD.-Thls town