New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08
MANY VISIT 4SBURY.
Fine Weather Brings ont Throngs
to Beach and Walk.

Asbs;rv Park. n j. May (SpeclaD.-Nearly the
entire population hocked 10 the leach this after
noon for 2 promenade. The weather for the first
time IN q month, was ideal for outdoor exercise,
and the esplanade, pier, Casino and Arcade were
crowded until nightfan- There was one solitary
bather the 6th-ave grounds. a young athlete.
who remaireG in the for minute or two and
then chilled 10 the scurried for his bath
house.
The Hotel Brunswick owned by Morgan & Par
sons and managed by A. r. Parsons, is advertised
70 open this year Saturday, May 1.-TWO weeks
earlier than usual. The Minot House. family
hotel in 3d-ave. is now open Other hotels open
include the Marlborough. Belvdere, Victoria, Hicks
Grand Central. Wellington Tenney Grand-ave-, 81
Jarnes. St Laurent. buckingham and Royal
The initial change in the train schedule or the
>e7,-Yorll and Long Branch Railroad Company
which is operated jointly by the Pennsylvania and
central railroads went into effect to-day, when
additional. trains 10 and from Philadelphia were
5acrated. From now until the last Of June, when
iEe regular summer schedule goes into effect the
service viii be increased weekly. A feature OF the
gunner time table will be hourly trains to and from
,len-Yo-k. The will be made in seventy
minutes.
Wesley Lake the pretty body Of water which sep
arates giddy Asbury Park from grave Ocean Grove.
is being thoroughly cleaned by the city authorities
The mud from the bottom II being dug out and
other refuse thought to be menace TO health is
being removed.
Henry Bornemann jr. Of Newark. y. J.. has
gagged the Bailey cottage. in 7th-ave for the sum
Mrs, James Hanan. Of Brooklyn is occupying her
summer home in 7th-ave.
George / Hawkins Of New-York. has opened his
home in 7Jh-aye.
Recent arrivals al the Asbury Park hotels include
the following:
Dr.. and Mrs. Martin MacHarg, of Albany. y. 7.
Ninot--C Penna New-YoTl; =. g. Burnham, East
Mrs J K. HAHN ana Mrs J NJ. KilgoTe. Newark y J,
NictCria-Nr Ms. / V Mccarthy and Mamie 4.
Mccarthy Of New-YoTk and A { r. Wilson Of Bati-
Grand Cen-ral-Airs. George H. Thatcher. vii
kirs 2 D. Kruger, NJ. and Mrs. John y Wilkins and
Joseph D Sawyer. OF Philadelphia, and Miss Alice
Ashurst Of Jersey City.
Grand Ayenue-J. r suttele and J. N: Ellis Of New
York; Miss J + Potts Of Philadelphia; william r. Web
Ster, Of Boston and MIS- n J. Bay
Tenney--c K armand and J. A. L-aecherce. OF New
York; e. z knight, OF Providence r /. and Mr. and
Mrs B. Ramsey. jackson. Mich.
St JaTnes-AaFion l. Owens, Anna NJ. Engelsou and
Mr.. and Ms William Armstrong, New-YorIk: VIC
Newark n j. T. O. Reubert L J. Warng %, Of
Flainhed y. J. and Mrs. g. H. Sprague Miss e
Msri6orough~Mrs L D stoots Mr. and Mrs G H
Bancroft Mrs Z ioet. Mrs. J. y. Roche maid
Chapman and John p Roche OF New-York; Mr.. and Mrs
" L Trainer r A. Lbbey Mrs Fowler Mrs. Bertha
Brown. q Philadelphia Mrs. SchIoss and Mrs l. NJ.
Cooper. % Elizabeth. X j.. MIR. and Mrs J. Cohen and
Miss Ffida \. Skill
and MIS- Mathew suydaTn Brunswick. n J
81 Forest Iil. y. Walter West Trenton
Miss J a DAWSON Of Lakewood. n J.; Thomas y.
Brighton England.
Belvidere-B y. CogsweI l. L ST John Elizabeth St
SeNTL,l9rs, Miss Eolth n Burdiok and MI and Mrs T
Syracuse \. y; Mrs. /. senderling Mr. Sender
OF Philadelphia.