The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-25
LONG BRAN CHI.
TIE YACHT RACE DISAPPOINTMENT.
Grant Flanks an Army OF
Piace-HOiders.
WHO are at the Branch, What They Wish and
What They Want arrivals at the Hotels.

LONG BRANCH June "a, 1871.
BEGINNING with overhanglng clouds, damp fogs
and nasty squalls. this was day OF sad disappOint-
ment. Exactly how many careful Old ladies' and
gentlemen threatened their digestive organs by q
too hasty disposal OF breakfast cannot say. though
i know there were a NUMBER; but rush was made
for front seats the piazza In front OF the West
End Hotel Immediately after the early meal. No
one thought that the yachts would be delayed
merely because OF the
RUNNING SEAS AND RISING WIND.
After twelve O'Clock, however, some donots were
entertained by the watchers on the beach, and sor-
row was depicted on many faces an hour later when
in answer to urgent kilograms, message came an
nouncng that the race was postponed But the
yacht race was OF secondary Importance with some
or
OUR HEAVY VISITORS.
They wanted to gaze for while In the light OF
President Grants inscrutable face and perhaps.
ask for something Tracy the United States Dlstrct
Attorney for Brooklyn; butcher, and General Jour-
dan or that Xix and several other radicals, assembled
in pretty school to surround and capture the great
republican whale. Mike Scannell and Mayor Hag-
gerty were also on hand. The latter has been sing.
lng 'See VINO comes over the high blowing
heather,-or something to that enect-al day. He
expends his agony In songs which are both sensible
and entertaining; for Haggerty 10 good singer
lie hopes to MARBLE himself into something nice
some day. What butcher and Tracy want I
don't know, and perhaps they don't: Probably they
Senator cas Of 70 New s jersey Was also one OF
the discontinued. Grant, suspect had an mixing
OF what was TO happen to-day WIND ana Weanes
morning Tor New York, intending to return TINS
evening. He was not going TO be cornered by place
holders, and those who wanted to be place holders
II he knew it, The President Will dispose OF oli1ces
and SET aside useless tools as he thinks It, utterly
regardless the feelings OF
INTERESTED POLITICIANS
Inveterate hangers.on, and Presidential oores In
general, mad better take note.
The following are
at the hotels on the beach,
AT THE WEST END
N. J. Burnham and +. Il. Burnnam, washington,
.. G.; James Hopkins, New YORK; Hon. A. Cattell,
ter James NJ. Quigley, W. W. Clarke and wife, Mrs.
Tnlman, Miss Burngame, g: W. Clarke. Isaac B.
York; Charles A. Cornwall, Washington D. c.; J.
Eolst0n Georgia ? Taylor ana E. Taylor
Al ne Conts"entai-Mr Masias and wife.
Mr.. Lawanagi and wife, g. de Ia Puenti;
lady W. A. Travis and lady F. W. HART, Mrs. L. +.
Stuart Miss +. stuart and Samuel FicKett. New
WIFE, e T. q son sna
Mrs. X. st. George and daughter, New York; II. J.
Nicely, wife ana SON, pennsylvania; J. zlzinn. 4.
Penare and lady, san Franchises; Miss Z. Lewis, Sy.
racusc; J. Dion and J. Murphy and wife. New YORK;
rein and lady, Cuba; Mr. Gaiatln and wife, Dr. Gal
latin, vlscount Belain XIV. ". s. King and family,
Nlcol and wife, I. s. Crlttenden, H. Leslie, W. ".
Gilbert and wife, II. Goodwin and wife. r. DOnOughO
| ana wife and NJ. b. Hewitt New York.
At ne United states Hotet-Dr. james Fl. Hurchin-
| son, Philadelphia; Mr.. II. Morris Johnston. Gin.
| cinnati; Mr.. Henry b. Coke, Philadelphia; Mr..
| Charles 7. Barber, Mr.. Charles G. Carpenter Mrs.
Colonel r. ]. Dodge and SON. and Miss Grace Pauld-
| ing New York; Mrs. John A. Roebiing, Trenton;
Mr.. william .. France. Jr., New York; Mr.. G. L.
Newark; Mr.. A. Carter, Jr.. orange; Mr.. Joseph
! Tuttle. Newark; Mr.. J. Van Nance and wife, MISS
j. Boyce ana Miss n. Boyce. New York; Mr.. A: p.
Taylor, Newark Ohio Mr.. J. b. lube, Newark. N J.
RETURN OF THE PRESIDENT.
N. B-Prasident Grant and Fred Grant returned
this evening to their cottage after having made
brief visit to Long Island