New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

Mr.. Bradley gave it out to-day that the ordinance
would be enforced the remainder of the season.
Speaking of the disgusting exhibitions. he said:
Sometimes the exhibition is of beauty. but more
often OF beef" He has ordered his beach police
men to offenders when they indulge in their
street parade the first time. and TO them if
they refuse to heed the warning. Ocean Grove
will not permit bathers to their bath robes in
the streets of that resort hereafter it is case
of rent bathhouse on the beach or go without
bath.
The School of Methods which is the Primary
and Junior Council of the New-Jersey Sunday
School Association has been in session in the
beach auditorium all this week and Sunday school
workers from all parts of New-Jersey have been In
attendance. The final session was held this morn
ing.
The Niagara Bible Conference has also been in
session at the Auditorium this week This Confer
ence, the pioneer OF Mortified and other similar
organizations for the study OF the Scriptures was
organized twenty-four years ago in Massachusetts
by a number OF well known ministers who were
opposed 70 the theories advanced by the Higher
Critics" Those IN attendance upon the Confer
ence held here this week include L. ". Munhan.
of Philadelphia; President ". G.. Moorehead of the
Xenia Theological Seminary: Professor ]. VI.
Sttheri Of Grocer Theological Seminary; the Rev
Mendham and the Rev. DR.. Albert Erdman. OF
Thomas A. Edison moved his family into the
Cowart cottage at Deal this week.
Ocean Ocean Groves Chautauqua Assembly has been in
daily until next Thursday The assembly is i'm
charge of the Rev. B. B. Loomis. of Round Lake.
assisted by corps OF noted teachers and Iect-
urers- The baccalaureate sermon 10 the gradu-
morning by the Rev William V Kelley The
graduating exercises will take place next Thurs
Fishermen have enjoyed great sport this week
which Seems 70 be the favorite feeding spot for the
striped beauties. There have been several bass
The heaviest weighing over forty-one pounds was
captured on Monday night by Joseph Bassett. of
The encampment of the Jersey Militia at Sea Girr
Asbury Park every evening The miItiamen
make for the Boardwalk as they arrive,
and there they enjoy their furloughs promenadins
with the fair maidens who hock TO the esplanade
The arrivals this week include Benjamin F
Jones. of Newark. speaker OF the House of AS.
Ruthsrford, and Elias Meeker, of Eliza6eth; the
Rev. DR.. James NJ. Buckley OF Brooklyn; Palmer
Jones' & SGatsRin: senator E RA' Z. Hutchinson.
York: Isaac Fromme. Of New-York: Engineer J.
Edmund wilson Of the Reformed Episcopal
Church. Of Brooklyn. and ex-senator Maurice A.
Recent arrivals at the leading hotels include the
Hotel Rrunsyyi4ek-G NJ, Hahn, James Riley,
M5 n5ss M Key AND MISS Miss ayo Ray snH1 gnSd @ Mss Ad kafs
KanzleT. S G B5asier1 Mr. and Mrs H NJ Fair
ahd Ms Edward NF Rbo3 oo Ms
J; I. Humboldt; Mr.. and Mrs w F. Green, l.
Charles + Dunn; Miss Mary E, Norris Miss Ella
Clayton. William F, Smart, BENJAMIN E Sampson.
James J. Brown. Elias J. Candee Miss X. O'Don-
nell o. H Osmond, 7. J. Frankell and Mrs Edward
Morris.
Hotel Lafayette-Miss NJ. Greeley DIR. and
Mrs. A H. Larry William Kenney, Miss G. Ken
ney, Mrs William Kenney. W. T. Johnson. F.
NJ. Hudson. w E Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. X. T.
Iund. Mr.. and Mrs c. s. Feney. F. j. Comeley.
j W. Stinson. ". A Johnson Paul r. Nichols,
Mrs. Wallace Smith, Miss Sally Kline. Mrs; Louis
Z. Dreyfus, Mrs. - ] 4 Dreyfus, Miss
Gertrude Dreyfus. Mrs. r. A. Brown, Mrs.
J ]. Morgan. Mrs. Clinton H. Leggett, \.
spoulard. Mrs. c, F. Direrty. ]. F. Mulonhin,
Miss Minnie Finch and Mres. =. 4 Darser
Hotel Albion--John H Curtiss, a, Katie.
Spencer Katie Mr.. and Mrs William b Koler.
b F. White L. G. Jones' Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Barbon. H. r. Amin, Mrs. J. f. Amin. Dorothy
B. Sebring Walter A s. Amin. Harry s Van
derhurgh lie Roy Vanderburgh, Mrs. ! f. Sling
erman, Elizabeth Slingerman, T W. Baxter,
Thomas Heslin Miss NJ. Bowe and ]. f. Amin