New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
LONG BRANCH CROWDED.

Long BRANCH, Aug. 3.-The weather yester
day and to-day extremely warm, and for the
greater part Of the time have been without the
freshng and much-appreclated bre The arrivals
here during the past two days have been immense.
TIE Plymouth Rock and Adelaide brought at least
5000 and the NewJersey Southern Railroad fully 1000
passengers to-day Every hotel and clearinghouse Is
filed to Overlooking and before. perhaps. in the
history of the Branch, there much difficulty
periencCd In procuring dinner az Long Branch
motel as there has been to-day. The rush has been
greater than was expected.
The pier and the buh either side OF crowded
with people yesterday afternoon 10 witness the de
parfure of Captain Paul Boyton upon bis
Manhattan Beach. He left here at o'clock amid the
booming OF and the cheers Of the multitude.
The Rev f. A. Huntington, d. D., of the Theological
Seminary. Auburn, n. Y, preached In the Tabernacle
81. L. Cnuroh Seabrght tins morning The Rev. a.
Nelson Hollifeld OF Huntingdon. Penn, preached In
Seaside Chapel The Rev. DR.. Corbitt will preach on
the lawn in front OF the Ocean Hotel this evening.
The surf bathing has been unusually good for tne past
few days and the bathlng-houses never ala better
Eyeping bathing is becoming fashionable at tho.
Branch; people prefer 10 take their tumble ia
the sum by mooun gnL while many others battle the
nrighborhood pier the gbt, upOn that structure
illuminating the water and rendering IL almost rs light
Charles Brown has lately been running bancO de-
partmcnt In Lawlor's saloon on Mill-st. Yesterday
morning ami liCer invited Brown To accompany hun to
Police in stice Lanes Law dspeusary where the Justice,
i'm default OF 81 900 pail him await the
OF the Grand Jury Among the late arrivals at the
At the WesI End-Dr. Ader and family Mrs George
Mrs George Faies a. G. Baker and family G. Z. Car
son Il. {. BrIca ana wife, A. H. COX Ph.adelpnla DR.
NrKeW T. II. smith and wife, ". II. Stewart l.. d. Key
ID swan, Baltimore; ". X. siauii,r Mis-. 5ary L ED,
CYRUS Busscy Cartwright Erisuc Nrw-Orcans; Hor;tlO
Barry. hyiilc, Tenn Thomas A. Edison, -nho Park,
A. j.; {. H. o. Van Rider g. W. Nudge ID. T. smith. Il.
CuuInn CHAM. George fnler' IT, W H. Beersnnd family.
81 Armstrong. ". IL. Baidw n, }. j. Alexander. j. f.
Ale1apder, James ID. Fort, Wm. Ilumbuu, j., New
Rowland Hotel-Dr. ]. G. Given. Austin, Tex: Eu-
dora Iacot de Castro and family, Cuba; Ex-Governor
joel r. rker. Freehold, y. j.; l. Cline, Paris; A. G.
LOOMS and family, Hartford CONN., j. II Archer and
family, A NJ. FoH, Charles Bdc1er. Pntadelpmai j. L.
Eastwood, Bellevue, \. j.; me Key. DI Ho" and Mr..
L. ". Bonnet, Miss .. H. Bonuell' B n. smitI, X W.
Todd C. II Garden, 4. q. Ryder, George Appleton, Eu
gene Scliefrln, New YORK.
United sidte--J. J. Murphy, 81 Louis 8. d. Haus-
man Tueo. Mayer. NIcKsDurg; :. L. Simon, b. LouIon,
NeW-Oreans; II. G. Gardner, ~ sGisj ". ID. Johne
Rochester; VIM. COiuUs, Ii: Bennett, Freehold y. j.
Dr. Geor.e ". TOBIAS, NJ : Leg cy r. " bOirTt, Jabss
dwell, W. j. Brewster, D. NcNbeiIJ ana WIFE, T. Morris
Manson Hclse-The Hon. Leon Albeit. ". f. Duseu-
berry jersey C.tyi W II. Levin and VIC, Conn; u. e.
sOu PiitsDurg Nathan Lew, H. L. SO Pc. aud WIFE.
Rochester; Fred. Far j.. ana VIC, CIaaOe.1 y. ~
Bou-r George H. Cru.s, y 7. Van Rensselaer,, James A.
HI, Louis Bauer, q. T. O pdykc, New OrA.
place ms after Don iue Rev. Wlhum T.. C1rUctI the
Methodist Episcopal minister, wlo h"4 ~ .thleh me
morning service at Ocean Grove hhi altau-tl 70
preach guests ANA Sunday r1tu!-guiats az the
Branch H. just afirr tho ste nlei Adelaide h'
left tn piera southern steamship l'ereu n sdusI
pier As the echoes 81 zoe gun died away ihr crowd
OF ladies aud gentlemen congtrEuitd 10 mont "i thc
Ocean Hotel Chairs aud ymu-noOhs had Dcch prov d-h
and table was p.ar.d GA tlc yefanu Tor me preacher
Wuhsiord Dey. Ocean Grove, coudtuca the singing,
assisted 10 lie Comet ~ tc ocean n'iel Jthd Ter
the Singing OF Oh Hundred ,ue Kcy. Nj Corbcl offered
prayer. Tie congregation lion sang All Han tho
Power OF Jrsus' Name Zoe preacher then spoke rom
the text Of Acis s. 80 ana or the lbtn yeIse
ncrrse aud Vald great ana iespectf3I attention
Among the congregation were Chauueey shaner. vi Now