New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-26
ASBURY PARK FULL or GUESTS.
PLENTY OF ADJUSTMENTS TO OCCUPY THE AT

PLENTY OF ADJUSTMENTS TO OCCUPY THE AT
rENTIoN OF ITS SEASIDE VISITORS.
Asbury Park. July 25 (SpeciaD-Twenty thou
sand health and pleasure seekers arrived In
FOUNDER Bradey's model town this week. and
the resort is therefore. comfortably filed. But the
hotels and boarding houses in a watering resort
like the proverbial omnibus. never actually full
and 10000 more newcomers could be stored away
without much inconvenience.
The freaky weather during the early days Of the
week kept the visitors indoors. and prevented them
from enjoying their usual round of bathing, boat
ing and driving But the full moon brought
change. and the ideal summer days which followed
put every one In good humor. and kept the amuse
ment purveyors at the hotels on the jump devils
ing new attractions for their patrons
The State militia camp down at Sea Girt
the objective point for numerous hotel parties this
week Many women attended the reception ten
dered to Governor Grggs Thursday evening.
Mr. Bradlcy's Presidential stump. which is locat-
ed In Railroad Square. has started the campaign
rolling in unusually lively way. The stump is
four feet I'm diameter and is mounted on large
platform wagon. Every night he organizes a class
in political economy; the instructors stand the
stump while they expound sound money, the tariff
and other pertinent issues Mr.. Bradley while he
Is an uncompromising 'goldbug." gives every ones
opinion n hearing, and the nightly debates. while
humorous. are ins;ructing Thousands gather
about the stump and cheer or groan the orators.
who local business men. A private orchestra
furnishes music for the meetings. and at intervals
the "Founder' mounts the stump and beats time
while the crowd sings patriotic songs.
A meeting to express sympathy for the patriotic
Cubans Is to be held In the beach auditorium
Sunday afternoon, August 2. under the auspices of
the Cuban Relief and Sanitary Corps OF New-York
City Joseph Navarro. treasurer Of the Cuban
Junta, has charge of the meeting. and he. together
with Senior Pierrara will tell something of the
trials and fluctuations Of their countrymen. and.
incidentally, raise money for the relief of the
Cuban soldiers who sick and In hospital.
The resort authorities have decided TO put a quiz
etus the trolley fends who make night hideous
with their noise. Trolley parties formed night
ly for a trip to Pleasure Bay. The participants
arm themselves with drums and horns. and when
they to the Park make noise enough to ter
rify the dead.
In annual convention IN Ocean Grove to-day. and
members OF the organizat ton spoke their views
the crime OF warfare 10 large audiences To-mor-
row the twenty-seventh anniversary OF Ocean
Groves commen cement will be celebrated with APP
proprate ceremonies. Next Tuesday the National
temperance camp-meetng will begin and continue
until the following sabbath The Rev Charles Il
Mead. OF New-York. will have charge Of the camp.
and prominent cold-water advocates Will speak.
personal direction OF Waiter Dsmrosch and the
auspices OF the Ocean Grove Camp-meetng Assoc
Theology-will begin with Haydn's Creation" on
the evening OF August l., followed by symphony
on the evening OF the 18th. The New York Sym
phony orchestra. an adult chorus OF 400 voices ana
a children's chorus OF 1000 voices will participate.
The solo singers include Nine. DE Vere-Sapo. So
prano; Miss Gertrude May Stein contrato: ii.
Evan Williams. tenor: j. Armour Galloway. bGsso:
Miss Lillian Bauvet soprano and Herr Emil
Changes which have been made by Manager
George Tyler add TO the sttracttyeness OF the cast