New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-09
LIFE AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, July S.-A duller, more
cherries day seldom occurs az Long broke
this morning. Heavy rains which SEE N at about
o'clock last evening and continued through the rater
part Of the night had rendered driving on Ocean-aye
something besides desirable while the gravel sidewalks
lavshy garnished with mudpuddes Or overlooked with
wafer rendered walking st more undesirable process
81 IOcOmOtiOn.
TIE Old Board Of COMMISSIONER Just prior to their re-
trrmcnt from Office passed ordinance requiring all
property-owners on Ocean-ave to lay flag sidewalks
The new amended the ordinance by permitting
the substitution OF gravel for stone, thereby practically
reyokng OF the wsest ordinances ever passed by
the Board.
The rain ceased early this morning and followed
by dense fog, which hung over the sea and penetrated
a short distance INTO the inferior About 10 a. M this
sombre state OF things changed. The wind changed
from southeast southwest, driving the clouds ana
fog seward the sun smiled down benguly drying the
and sidewalks. ana the rest Of me day mas
proved most delightful. Telegrims were received at
the various hotels and the bulletin boards thereof
promptly announced that the at Monmouth Park
which 40 one time seemed likely 10 be pospOned-woud
at tie usual hour.
The tHermoneter after moroseiy marking GO for the
past foryeignt honrs, has caught the Infection Of re-
turning activity and mounted up To TO to-day
The arrivals last evening were hight. partly owing
to the cold storm which was then impending. ana
ar To the fact that many OF best hotels have no
las rable rooms uueugagei Tie number OF visitors
seeking hoard where hey may have comparative retire
u!curs Is something OF feature az Long Briu m
MAY fashionable parties are GuIrterei with private
families back IN the ucghoorh od Ol the " village
Among last evenings arrivals are the TOAOWlng:
West End Hotei-Edgar u. johnson and family, Gu
ciuuaLl Mr.. and Mrs. Brandon, the Hon benjamin
W3n! aud Mis- Wood. Mr. and drs John Cats, L. on ara
Jerome, H. Kennedy ana fttIy, W r. wharton, OF New
YyrE: ChareS KNAPP Miss Lefty Robinson, OF Washing
ron d. C.: Mrs John b. Newman and family. Ms. NJ D.
stewart. of PhI.aelD Stearns, of virginia; John
A. H4Ieman. oI h-ntucAT; :. j. IhsWorth, 81 san Fran
CISCO. 4ui Lewis Meyer and amllg, OF Cincinnati
N \ IAN. the VI -scs Rura Miss ~rilars Mrs. Win
chester oi Ne-Tork DR. and Mrs Kin gsand Of scar
bur1-on rhe-iIuisou.
Atlantic HorcI-Nrs. Max strakosch and family. Mrs.
b. NurvaI. H. G.rspL, D.. J. II. HhntOn, Of Nr|-lorA
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. wizard, O. 3. Jones, PladelpHi
limited states HOtrl-Mrs. Joseph Carugan and
family Mr. and Mrs b. sierra, Mrs j. swan ana family,
Mr. and Mrs 4. FrauMnteI j. krckeudOler, OF New
York. NJ NJ - and family, Chicago.
Mansion HUUse-M. ;. -OuthWOrth, NIlImStOVn,
Mass: j. Aeru, OF Elizabeth, y j.; ~ {. Northrun,
Cam. NJ J. smith. Mr.. and Mrs. K DOuEherty j. ".
prrgle and family \. L. Gondran and family, l.. O..
cassidy Thomas Irphy aud family, OF N~w-1Ork.
o can Hotels. T. Murray, George Never ami family,
! IA IHli, VI. F.a4ey ana family, Z. q. trttey, NJ NJ
Wute and family. OF NewNork; Q. r. Abreck, Mrs. j.
A. Morton, OF Pllladelpulai NJ. FFdIey and family, or
Itorel Brighton James Mae&in. State Treasurer /;
waiter Katie r. ". Bry sou, @. Il. Prescott j. r. Pow
= q r. F,v er (oT the Academy ~ Music, Sew-l OK
Dr. A cxauder hazard, Philadelphia.