New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-25

Pier this morning to catch the trims ~ best they co
Ex-Governor Joel Parker il entertaining the society
which bears his name with Rhode Island eam-bake az
Pleasure BAY To-day The society embraces the greater
part OF the legal fraternity Of NcwJersey fai proper
ton of whom present at the bake to-day. Apou'
475 partook of the Governors hospitality. rms no'o
ment is regarded by politicians at the branch here'
AZ an overture introducing ecconeering drama tIe
last act Of which Governor Parker eNpecs VIII oo ~
nomination for the yc-Presidcncy.
The work of add NJ the finishing touches to that part
NJ bc Pier already built II going forward unoer inc
direction OF the pier superintendent M WITTY" "
land. ,,.,,- 81, ,,c-ard Copoce Ia the
Branch tomorrow promises 10 he nm hialf OF cnlsi',
able magnitude The whole excursion rs sfdcnto and
number about 800. 500 Of whom WI DC seeuVi , ,J
the remainder mole up NJ the president pioe
trustees Oh the t renrn here at IL o'clock
a. m Bet tween IL and / O'Clock tney VIII dihe 99Ie
fine trees in the large courtyard or the now anu
~ O'Clock the Cadet Corps numbering IN uuH n NM
command OF Major john ": Ryan; wiz htPo,r -, ,hny
torn, on the lawn i'm 'front.' Of the llOwlad whefe they
IciII vbibit ther proficiency drilling rms y slu "
be the bosr-drllei corps in Phila1epha' AZ '''o - "
The following have reccntly registered at the lead'nE
np mansion-J. b. simpson. John Campbell H. Fried
lander Eew-YOrk; :. g. Parks. Mr. and Mrs: James ,
Dennen, Troy; Dr. ana MTS ~. ~ II g. Inhor
oc"an6Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Paris, wlkesblrre Penn;
T. q Renee " r Proctor Oreasuier Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company j. W. Williamson and Family, Z, H.
W q wilson. Indiana: Mr. ana Mrs. W. +. Deorest;
Albany: S g. Laphan and family Syracuse; Mf. hhd
Mrs f. b. Hooker, Detroit; Mr.. ana MIS- j hhe5 Nay
81 Joseph, no; VI. n. Burchard. ST. LOnsj captain
Uniiei States-Edwin NJ. Man, Miss Nellie Man,
Brldgcton T.. Stevenson Paterson; NJ o. ioISdi,t tlu'
WORK d e. Chamberlain, Boston; j. b. van Ma'Cr'
Baltimore. q. - >, --...u,
Bngnton-F L. Smith. c. NJ. Leacroft, g. II. Leonard
New-York H. Hun, Washington, d. {; X. j. CohOFeT'
PbiladeIphia George L. Nichols ir., Brooklyn.
West End-Wllliam Wagner, f. FUw er. q. GumpeT, H.
Carson IT., f. II. Kingsley Philadelphia +. C. smith
Mr. and Mrs. T. = Crank, james Mohit, G.. H. POtts.
Charles swan, H. LlmOntc III. Z. HaEcmeyeT, MI' ana
Mrs T. Gallaudet New-YOrR j. Il. Richmond, Boston
William King. John Ward, Newark; Dr. Mcdowell
Richmond 4; O. b. Cole, Miss NJ. Rltcuie, Baltimore.
Each day adds TO the number OF lashlohaD tulnous
arriving here and to-day the Branch contains more
of these than been here the Fisk ana HEM
bold era Among the naudsOmer OF these turIOuls may
be mentioned the following: q. n. Curtis, oI ocean
Crest" Cottage; j. ". Curtis, Oi ocean Lawn d.
Curtis, OF SUMMER Rest" Mrs. Bush, OF Meyer Cot
tage; George w. Chds, Ebridge 4. Gerry. OF General
Grants cottage; John Sloane, Bradley Martin Dehtfa
Fke OF Remsou. The number OF ladies' who drive TINS
season unusually large. They generally appear upon
the avenue between and O'Clock D. me- ana III manu-
some dresses. -.
An effort il being made TO induce the officers OF the
Central Railroad 10 add extra evening accOmmoda-
ton train Long Branch ana the sun mer resorts
lying Immediately south. This, II u claimed, WOud
greatly add latiOnS ana az the same time
increase the per diem earnings OF the ROAD hcNclH
hundred dol ars. number of tie stockholders oil tue
road are SAID to be interesting themselves IN the
movement. c,
The movement to check the desecration OF tie SAB
bath and 10 punish those who violate the law on That
day gaining ground ana receiving the ad and ent0ur
agcment Of many prominent citizens ana summer resi-
dents,