New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-09
ASBURY PARK WE'LL FILLED.
PERMANENT GUESTS BEGIN TO CROWD THE
HOTELS AFTER THE FOURTH.

Asbury Park July (SpeciaD.-Ths has been
unusually busy and profitable week for the hotel
men and shopkeepers. thanks 10 the fifteen thou
sand tourists from the cities who came 10 the
twin cities this week spend the Fourth in idle
ness and recreation by the The celebration
over most OF the trausients left for home. but
goodly number remained. and, with the thousands
who arrived the latter part OF the week the resorts
are alive with happy pleasure seekers and from
now until September 1 choice rooms must be
booked several days in advance.
Independence Day quietly observed in
Founder" Bradley's domain. The small boy. OF
course was largely IN evidence with his pistol and
powder but outside Of the usual noise and crowds
there was no official celebration. No matter whore
one would turn. multitude OF celebrants would be
encountered. but Notwithstanding the day and the
thousands OF patriots bent on having a good time
not a single arrest for drunkenness was made-a
remarkable fact which made the founder OF this
model temperance resort swell with pardonabie
pride over in the grove however, the happy
Methodists held an old fashioned celebration. which
included a concert an Grafton by Corporal james
Tanner and a display Of fireworks.
The Coleman House. renovated from basement 10
attic at expense Of $50 900 opened for the season
last Saturday and is now entertaining hundreds OF
guests city Register Isaac Fromme. Of New-York
Cily who is stopping at the hotel. gave dinner
10 a number Of Tammany braves on Tuesday
evening and the participants voted him an ideal
host Those VINO enjoyed the midnight stag besides
Nj Fromme were Terrence J. McManus Edward
r Carroll William J. Carroll Vincent j. Sattery.
Arthur J. Horgan Thomas J. shelly Edward Nc
QUAD. John Hall Mckay. J. H. Norton and VIII
lam Duane.
The annual conference Of the Womans Home
Missionary Society Of Ocean Grove opened in the
temple yesterday. and viii continue until Monday
OF next week. when the services will be in charge
Of the deaconesses connected with the Methodist
Episcopal Church. The anniversary mission ser
mon will be preached tomorrow morning In tho
Auditorium by the Rev. Or ". !. Haven. secretary
~ the American Bible Society. on Tuesday next
the ten DAYS session OF the Ocean Grove sunday
school and Chautauqua Assembly will begin. with
The Rev DR. B. Z. LOOMS in charge This as
Semby Is a branch OF the famous Chautauqua
school and students are graduated as Chautau-
The usual weekly full dress hops were given to-
night at the Coleman. Hotel Brunswick and Hote
Lafayette. and the deyotees OF Terpsichore turned
IN their most fetching toilets and enjoyed the
social events until midnight Cottagers from Allen
hurst and Deal also present
Mayor Lawrence Pagan OF Hoboken has brought
Dr r 70 5o oed Of NeS,York is resting for
few days al the Coleman House Al She the same
Former Senator Henry stafford Little s Of TT Tre s1.
niece Miss Terhdne OF Matawan. -
Randolph Bede. OF Jersey City. a son OF the late
Governor Joseph d. Beds. Is a new conner al the
The Rev Herrlck Johnson. OF Chicago Is at the
Z
Thomas Murphy. ex-Collector Of the Port OF
New York. IL with his family al North Asoury
hotel. .
Terrence J. McAianus. late Assistant Distrlct-N-
tOrney OF New-Hork. who recently returned ON
tour OF Europe. Is spending the month or july
here.
George l.. Hawkins OF Ncw-York City has moved
into his cottage al the corner Of Seventh ana brahd
Former Assemblyman Reuben Trier. OF Newark
has taken a cottage in Seventh-ave - .
Thomas Muir, OF New-York city. Is with DIS lAni-
iy AZ MS pretty summer home. In sixtn-ave; ,
William {. Shanley OF Newark, VIII spend the
summer at his Fourth-sve. cottage.