New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

containing or 10 lots for cottages OF 90 oy % iee' anu
averaging $JOOa lot Fronting tue ocean, l"' 700" " SCI
for g. 0OJ or 5000, and 20o foot lots ior e'o " '
each A short time ago Or. Con0ver oousn. 'He "ho''
shore north OF Atlanteve for so wv ANU aVer seinS
OF seabriebt sold the remainder, about so acress
| Cor snoooo The Company have expended sloooOo
| in r,,,ds and other local improvements. A large
Of cottages are here IN process OF erection some
being nearly ompeted. while diners arc only just De
| run They are however, built with great rapidly, and
viii all be ready for occupation before the season has
,bod ia hight The finest Of these being erected
/ br Law Gould and Mr.. osborn OF Osborn Chaplin
bror These are side by side, little north Of Allan
,viue the name OF which Mr. Gould proposes change
o North Branch he has bought II OF land this
| nojnt lying between Ocean-lve. aud the ocean
! shore Cottages also building by Sec
/ rotary G. NJ Robson, A. G. Cattel who is now
in Europe placing the loan, Francis Maein, DR.. Con.
over. DR.. Prime OF Vermont C. Burnham OF MOrristown.
Hugh n Camp, Mrs Rutherford, Russell HoIily, J. T.
Brown, and Others Lots have been bought for imme-
diatc building ny Mr. De Grey ]. s. Wetnore, and Dr.
J. S. MaclIe who purchased Of John Homans lot $50
feet 'front.' and will build the Fall H. will spend the
Summer with his family at the Club House. >Among
thoso who built cottages here last year arc Mr. Mott,
President Of the Newark Bank, Conrtlandt Parker,
ex-senator John Torrey, j P. H. Ryal john Y Foster,
ex,Judge Tease Of Newark, David Hoadley, ]. Wyman
lines E. A. Walton, ce-Chaucellor Dod1, justice
Depue, A. ]. Keasby. ?. 5. Winston, Dnmel Doih OF
Il NJ
will occupy cottage bullt Last year by b. f. Rhinson
The finest OF all he cottages already completed on
Monmouth Beach arc those hnlt by Messrs. kcasby,
Winston, Hoadley, TOrrey. and Depue.
THE WEST END.
From Atlanticvie TO the West End HOTEL cottages
are building on hne OF Oceanave. this year though
few are going up the avenues back from the shore
On the west OF the is the cottage belonging TO
Gen. Porter which sets back the rear of the
lot. he is to have it moved forwards and Gems Bah
COCK Wilson the capturcr Of Jcf DIvtl, and Winsow
OF ST. Louis TO build on adjoining lots Nearly oppo
site on the corner OF Llncom anu Octanhpss' ls tie
nearly completed cottage of Charles g. Franklin, which
Ia one of the largest well as most tasteful at the
Branch. Hc has a irOptlge Of 40 fee.
short distance north General POrter's residence is
o cottage belonging Gen. Grant, larger than that IN
which lie lives and which he rents to Mr. jesse selig
man for 5000 the season. Across the avenue are g. w
Childs, President Grant j. q. D,F9rest, aud james w
Gerard Thomas Murphy occupied aad sun owns lne
cottage north Of Nj Chdss 1ut now lives In Larger
one which he has built Plrk-Ivc., aud which ne
calls " Long view" lie rents ine on one tiriher III
land s Tie SycamOres," owned by J. W. Wllack. con-
SniuS I'm M h 10 or 40 no ot anu a ~ hi fIrther
the distance is the former residence OF Twin Booth
now owned 10y Mr.. Robertson and little distance from
II the cottage built by his iaiherniaw, MI McVlcker
OF Chicago, but which hs losses hY the chicago nre
compelled him TO sell. II is now owled aud wi he oc-
euped by Mrs. Paddock, better known as Maggie
COTTAGE Occur lETs.
There will be changes il cottage residents this
year. N A Cowdray has rented Mrs. Bllingss house;
Bryce Gray that Of DR.. Mark Bumenthal Jesse Sslg-
man, banker, hs taken President Grants upper cot
tage; Joseph A. Jameson Will occupy j. Howard
WIights cottage One OF COheu's cottages on C1ftage
place been rented by L. d. Kennedy VI Pmadepma;
Richard Stockton will occupy Geo. W Browns place on
BatDrOad; F. W. Hurst, agent Tor the Natlona line
cottage Mrs Bushnell Will OccuW HelhDOIl COTTAGE
c. L. Kimball will occupy Francs Corlless cottage;
cotf,Se foT1nerIS Geo W iiids's; ueZeah King has
rented Of his COTTAGES fronting on the sea to Miss
Speed, VINO will take few DOarders side those VINO
accompany her IRON her city house ~ tuDaye Lester
Waack mas rened hls house, but am unable t0 learn
Among those wnO will spend the season IN their
cottages are Bishop NJ. suIsOn, VINO already here;
Charles q. Franklin whose house Is nearly completed
Gen. Horace Porter; Gen. O. L. Babe cock who expects
70 have mis- cottage finished in July; James W. Gerard,
President Grant, Geo W. Childs. L. B. Blusse. J. b.
Wright, Mrs. Billings, W. NJ Gawtry. i.onert stocton.
W. Curtis, and j. Curtis, father and two sOns,
who have cottages adjoining; Montque NJ.
steinberger. John fIoey. Charles C1amoerlin,
Lawrence Meyers A. L. Meyers. Anthony DreXel. JO-
Philips, jules :. Abecass, Theodore Moss, Henry Nor
rson, Charles Bisphan, :. l. Cohen: and many others
connection with seabngnt and Monmouth Leach. OF
ages MiIche Ed%n Adams + $ CnirG ami Law
Henderson O the Providence Opera House, VIII spend
part at least OF the season here.
THE SPORTING PROGRAMME.
II in proposed 20 "inaugurate," II Richard Grant
White will allow the hotekrepers their word the open
uG Of the Riverside Park with grand regatta, in which
sorts OF vessels The programme is rather indefinite
vet but IL is certain that something VIII be arranecd
which will attract attention to he new pleasure srouhds
Te races AT Monmouth Park are expected nv turfmeu
10 be exciting and more largely attended hau ever
before. The track Is two miles from the Brtucn aud
miles from the West Fad II comprises 1876 acres 80
1 aS ~ les IS' vii ne me- r1ered 5nr bv being
open all. afJer the English fasaiOn. There VIII be no
charge for adm sion, except 70 the grand stId Inc
races VIII Degl on July A, ana VIII ne cor
mad d. D..
1S.b, aud 18th. TleY Will be OF all KINDS
Sn1gn fo the turf: dashes heats hurdle races. aud
ground from the best stables In the country JOhu f.
Ii. Z. McGratn, seven; james A. Grmstead, four; A
Keene Richards three; Gen. A. BIfOrI, four OF nve ;
have two and Major Bacon. D. d. Witners. NJ Sanford
August Belmont; Frank Morris, Coy Bowie Hunier q
TIavers, Pierre LJrilldrd j. X CONN, and Capt Wm
COttull VIII furni-h several good horses each.
Among the horses from winch great ihlngs are e1-
peced Harry Bdssett, MOnaTcList, Tom Bowling,
Hubbard, True Blue, HelmJOI, TdUman, Susan Anu,
Preakness, Wheatlry, Mary Clark, Joe Daniels, Wid
Idle Wizard, EeOWcrait, SURVIVOR, Lord Jersey, Mary
Constant. Galway. Brennus IDpecuuOus, Carliua, Ne
gath. WeaGnercock Venatia. Frank Hampton, Cape
Race and Hoaxer. Inc leading event VIII De l-nile
For those residents OF the Branch who are fond OF
fine hores without the excitement OF the track tae
streets ana avenues. seraPed aud waterea ana kept m
as perfect condition those OF the Central Park Will
Afford ample opportunity for enjoyment
PRICES OF REAL ESTATE.
Prices both for selling ana renting vary greatly with
the different locations. The cottage Of r. King on Sea-
viewave.. the depot is offered TO let at $1,000.
larger cottage the Aanticville depot offered at
$4,000 Near by lot with $50 feet front offered for sale
at 5000 The Cooper Cottage at the Of the Metro
poan Hotel $1,000. The COres Cottage rents
ior 81 OO Cottages Dnilt all the way back 10 the
VILLAGE those the ridge, from 500 10 LOO yards
IRON the for $500 SsJ0 and ali TAKEN
From the Pavilion ~ the West Fad land is worth from
5000 100 From this point south IL IS worth
on the front from $1,000 10 $500 an acre, aud rents
from $500 TO slDo higher tn4n on the other SIDE
West of Oceanave II averages $1,000 an acre Between
Green's Pond and Auantcvlle there Is now little. II
any land the market Most Of 10 IS cat into lots
and Dulit upon held for building purposes, Mrs
nn nr ReEt Of