New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05
SUMMER RESORTS.
LONG BRANCH.
LONG BRANCH.
GREAT INFLUX OF VISITORS AT TUE s'mN""
CAPITAI-GuEsTs AT THE HoTELs

,,,o~ SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT THE TRIBUsEl
LONG BRANCH, July 3.-The rolling stock OF
the NewJersey southern Railroad Is taxed W N "'os
,anscity to-day transport all the passengers an"
freight offerag between New-York and this point ine
tranx actually began Thursday when maLy iaihihs
nd their CITY quarters for the seashore but 1t was
40, mill Friday morning that the hundreds Of pleasure
cookers who intend to celebrate the Fourth al the
Branch and make one continuous holiday OF unli
wednesday morning appeared here To-day the throne
- s,,u greater and difficult TO obtain conforabie
apartments the leading hotels unless they nave psen
.ngaced beforehand OF course, Long Branch IL al
ready for reception of visitors whatever the number
They have late this but the hotel prope'ors
preer short and merry season Flags are nylns from
all the hotels bands ready TO discourse their
music on the beach bathing houses in their new coats
q, ant look neat and clean and the Long Branch cab
man has driven a months slumbcr out OF his eyes
preparatory diving into the pockets OF those VINO
desire 10 Join the cavacade that Is continually moving
up and down Ocean-ave. The races and the four'n
simultaneously open the proper at Long brihcn
and though great many families not expected here
until after both events taken place they can easily
be spared the number Of apsent guests booker lot
the next days supasses that OF any previous Season.
Il is evident that the lovers of good sport will not liz
disappointed al Long Branch this Summer. Never be
fore many horses been found together a. are
now in training for this seasons meeting which
opened to-day. The stables at Monmouth ParK couo
not possibly accommodate all the horses offered ana
quarters for their racing STOCK IN the
immediate vicinity. some even far off as Eatontown.
But every morning. early O'Clock even they All
come to The and from sunrise unt sunset
there il a continuous g;lloping on the track Wis
itors al the Branch in large numbers witness the exercise
Of the and inspect the stables with curiosity
showing increased interest in all that pertains TO the
Turf Mr. Sartorfs Presidents sOnn-law, accompa-
MED nv young Mr.. Murphy, is frequent visitor On
Thursday morning o'clock large number OF gentle
men visited H. p McGraths stables, and inspected MS
ffne horses Among the party Mr.. Cabaugh wash
tngOn Booth OF Baltimore; Commodore Garrison Admiral
Scott j. F. Tracy President of the Rock Island Railroad;
Edward Brooks Of Washington; john R. Cecil, Edwin
Adams and Lawrence Jerome After seeing the horses
do their work they visited the owner Mr. McGrath at
his stables He received them Hospitality, sharing his
breakfast Of and Kentucky meal corn bread with
his visitors who spread the frugal repast the grass.
and enjoyed IL 10 such extent that the well-known
owner of racehOrses has since sent 10 ms kontucAy
IOme for bread.
The hotels are filling up rapidly. There appears to be
understanding among the landlords u postpone all
regular hops until the racing which will be on or
about July l.. though probably impromptu enteEalI-
nent Of this 80 n Will be given Mighty 10 Please some
VI the lady visitors who are already present IN large
SUMMERS. The season promises to he busy one from
circumstances. which appear 10 have combined
10 make the Branch at least during July ana August the
frcquented waerinplace IN the country The pres
OF the President always attracts army aud navy ON
GERS young graduates from West Point and Annapolis
secrctarie OF foreign legations. and others who prefer
entering upon the routine duties official life. The Gov
ernor OF NewYork was here temporarily last week he
" t. return the Rowland Hotel. where
be- win remain until he makes tour OF the lakes
Bede NewJcrsey has numerous friends here from
various parts his state and IL gh his constituents do
all remain for the season. they nevertheless 20 toward
to those from Philadep hia Baltimore: West
End fully 700 guests will have to be cared for tomorrow
dispatches containing numerous orders FOR rooms having
been received Among the guests at this hotel are the
admiral family Z $ y. Lent scott and family,
L army AdmiraI Alden !, 2 r., Geqse r. fe f
L. r. GOV Bowie, Baltimore Wash Booth bslunoIe
DIT Dodd and family, Newark Hon. NJ. X. Maekey
james JAZZ 1 Motley and amiy Ne%York Gilmore Mereih
and family, Baltimore b. Crosby and family New York
family George Plume and family. New York G.
depha G IL kabnesch family, Yew YORK + Rcose'eIt
ana family SswS9 9 AEAy TS$ Flsi NfSH9 Tan
Gan and fanny a5a cfaT9 Dges and family NT
$50 r j. Perkins and family New
1Y1 orR; e r. Anidown and fanny, - Y9rk Jeremiah
De lin and family NewyoTk Russell sage and family New
Hon f. P smith ComT q Indian AaaiTs' Wm 1oe and
D Peterson ana family ep amt, Jq9s s
X SIeen an iIS Ss Mo- pr tane.poe and family New
YORK Abraham SOinTiss ae 81 Se S ORR
s sianity Roger and family. baltimore
The Rowland Hotel kept by Cories Il socum. though
more Of a family hotel is nevertheless selected by Gov.
Tlden for his headquarters during his residence here
Not only his name, but the words and suite are en-
tered upon The register OF tho motel ana Gen az No'
of the state, has rooms IN the saline
house A large number Of PEiiaG, pua aInes are eX-
The following
Dr. Pee sham and family New York D. Henry smith and
family, Nsw-York J, scott and family Liliadtipha H.
nv Philadelphia Bradley Marin and family New YORK
Isaac sherman and family, Ne~ l9rk MS lehIy ar N'l
ny, NewYork Geo X SthltntIih Nv 10Th hn~4a1.e
Browning and family, Philadelphia J. D. Wood aAd 4nlly
Newlork Misses Roberts f,l~epl-A SSH l. sinE.1
haar Philadelphia K. NJ taGvaaI"r and family FmaNeI-
n l New M y TSn n hurst and fanny Piiei
The Leands have Beautifully decorated the front Of
the Ocean Hotel with natural flowers and the piazza the
loungng place par excellence the Branch counts among
it, frequenters the following guests OF the house:
Cornell Jewett and wife: II Allen and family Charles
lander and family D. Cord . family; James HaTr son
AMI Viic D II Iobey ana ialAf o.c's2i b. b. Holg,ans
nv Paterson j NJ. Greenwood : II randall and family
Capt OscI coz, Macon "a "A. p"lyn d t ana 1g
Ous J " Boser. Garlic Penn. J. d. CaBke. Baltimore
Mr.. Rowland who now manages the United states
guests such as The Rev. Or Irving nephew OF Wash
ingi0n Irving; Theodore TimpsOn. William II. Ross.
George b. satteriee aud family Mrs C. Grant Perry
Rev. Dr. Weston Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Libby, and NJ De
EnlbIi and family.
X. Barnes. l. H. Mandolhaum & Il H.l1 James u.
Dryden. John ". Marshall, ". H. Thornton ana wife,
y d Chandler and K. Cun.U gham
The guests the Metropolitan include the following:
The Hon. Leon Albeit and family. jersey city r. Nj.
6peman and family. Henry Thompson and family.
Gen f. G. Marshall, r A. Brown and family, Chas. Fl.
family Georgia; DR.. A. V COn0yer and family, Dr. VIM.
a. ConOyer and wife, and David A. Saele Philadelphia,
NEWPORT,
fHE FIRST WARN DAYS-ARRIVAL OF THE COTTAGE
MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE HOTELS.
IrRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRBUNEJ
NEWPORT, July 3.-The residents of New
pof are lust now beginning feel the heat Cool south
vest winds however temper by the heated air, and