New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
LONG BRANCH.


HOTEL KEEPERS IN EXPECTANCY-NEARLY livery
COTTAGE TAKEN-soME OF THE OCCUPANTS OF
THE COTTAGES.
LONG BRANCH, June 14.-With the sunshine
and heat the arrival of visitors increases and glimpse
of the gaiety and busy times Of other seasons fast
begins TO appear, and the may now be
said TO have begun The most prominent Of
cottage guests are already domiced in their Sum
mer villas, the grand drive is bright with animation
and the hotel men the tip-toe Of expectancy.
Most Of the hotels will open in blaze OF glory on the
18th, and hundreds Of the choicest apartments nave
harsh winds Of the past week two, the prom
well More than week ago every available cottage
was taken ana several families were badly disappointed
at not beng able 10 procure suitable houses s alone
The appended list will gave fair guide to- and direct
DRY Of, the cOttagcrs' houses generally:
oCEAN-AvE FROM MAIN-sT.
Warren g. Brown New.York, in Mrs. divers cottage.
Joseph Booth, New-YOrk.
Charles Bisphain. New-fOrk. ..
Theodore Moss New-Nork
j sonneborn, New QIk; -, IN,
Solomon Meyers, Ncw-York in E. 8 Green's cottage.
jeremiah Deylin. New-lork in Dukes cottage.
Samuel Cohen, New-YOrk.
George II. Presbury. in Drexefs cottage.
ocEAX:AvE., SOUTH FROM WEST END ED ,..
Philip DAILY York, in Chamberlain's clubhouse.
J. Stuart New-YOrk, III Mrs. L. Myers cottage.
5. Myers, New-YOrR.
Theodore Myers, NewYork
Miss Rhodes New-York, south Of bridge.
c. Fry, New-I0rk. IN Gawtry's cottage. ..,,.u.
Geo. BrOkaw, New-YOrk, IN Mrs. Blhngss cottage.
J. b. Wright, New-York.
L. b. Binsse, New-iOrk.
Mr.. Blumenthal New-YOrk.
L. ID. Brown, NeW-NOrk.
cottage.
General Alex. s Webb, Hew-YOrk
Brice Gray New-1ork.
J. Seigman Eew-York.
j. Curtis IT., New-York.
]. W. Curtis, New-York.
]. Curtis sr., New-YOrk.
Jos. Howland, keW-York.
II. G. Fahnestock, New-York, in N Perry's cottage
T. p. Howell. New.York, south Of bridge
Nehemiah Perry, Newark.
Howard Roberts, New-IOrk.
D. c Wilcox New-York in General Grants old cottage.
Geo W. Guilds Philadelphia.
j. W. Girard, Philadelphia
A b. Jones, New-York IN General Grants new cottage
PARK-AVE
J. W. Wallack New-York.
Mrs. Edwin Adams, New-YOrk.
j. Mescar and M. MITCHELL New-York in Whites
cottage. ,,o-, ,g... v-or,,
Mrs. WOOey, New-NOfk
II. +. Paddock, New-YOTk
Thomas T. Kinney, New-York, in the Booth cottage
oCEAN-AyE.. NORTH FROM MAIN-sT.
Mrs. II. Brown, New-York.
Mrs. NJ. Crawford, New-York.
BIrs. Attwster, New-York.
CoTTAGE-PLAcE.
judge Elcock Philadelphia.
Alexander Rich, Philadelphia.
Samuel Cohen, New-1Ork.
CEDAR-AYE
A. Myers, NewYork
Mr.. Barlow, New-fOrk.
The HOey Mansion.
J. W. Albaugh.
+. s. Chanffau.
William Henderson, Eew-York, " Rosedale"
THE ELBERoN COTTAGES.
Ali the "Elberon cottages are inhabited by the fol-
lowing families from New-York, viz;
George E. Dodge and Mrs Dodge, and Miss Coudras.
a.. alyaWu uaHln
Bradley Martin ana family.
John sloan and family.
DR. H. H Smith and family.
f. g. Brown and family.
Cornelius Vanderbilt and family
Fred. Chauncey and family.
G.. A Croker and family.
/. NJ Brown and family.
Watson L. Case and family.
James Stillman and family
WIN. ID. Sloan and family.
A. III. Hard and family.
Vim. Sloan ana family.
Vim. C. whitney and family.
Benz. 3. Clark and family.
Frederick ii. Cassitt and family.
Mr. Crane and family.
Henry A. G. Taylor aud family.
Richmond Talbot and family.
L. A. Packer and family.
John 4. Scott and family.
James NJ. Brown and family.
g.. ID. Rose and family.
T. Spencer Miller and family.
N. Victor NewcOmb and family, Of Louisville, KY.
The following NEWCOMERS occupy apartments in the
Elberon Hotel; Henry A. Herbert and wife, Ham
ilton Mex. Twombly and wife, Mrs. II. HauIhurst
Brown and family, Madame d. POlon and daughter,
Charles b. Fosdrick and wife, Charles Munzinger and
family. Moses Taylor and wife, and W. II. T1linghast
and wife.
The above list contains the Of those who
here at present, or expected 10 arrive this week.
The Southern Railroad Company running what is
termed church train" Sundays between the
Highlands and Long Branch in order 70 give cOttagers
along the line opportunity TO attend the morning ser
vices at the churches here.
The Hotel Brighton, which has been open since June
is entertaining sixtyeight guests, and the fol
lowing families have registered and will remain the en-
tire season:
g. W. Lane and family, of Eew-YOrk
Mrs. Gilman and maid OF New-YOrk.
Mrs. Bridge aud maid. of New-YOrk.
J.. r. Whiting and family, OF keW-YOrk (POstJ
Daniel f. COnOyer and family, OF Philadelphia.
W. g. Wells, OF New-YOrk.
j. W. Riggs and wife, OF New-YOrk.
Dr. g. n. DesVonine, OF NewYOrk.
S. s. Howard aud wife, Of Brooklyn.
1t expected that the several bands engaged by tho
hotels TO furnish music will begin blowing their horns
about the LIST OF July All the clearinghouse up,
aud the bluff Is freed OF lumber other debris
DEATH FROM OVER STUDY.
Miss Henrietta Hamilton, age eighteen, died
on Wednesday night at No. 225 Madisonaye conyul-
sions, brought on by paralysis Of the BRAIN caused
by severe study. Miss Hamilton member OF the
graduating class Of the Normal College. She had
never been very strong and OF late mad
suffered much from pain the head and