New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-14
INCIDENTS AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. lo.-Dcllghtlul weather
anu crowds OF visitors continue TO favor the Branch
There is fresh sea breeze blowing today with a
hazy atmosphere which very pleasant save that 1t is
suggestive of a possibly approaching storm.
The "chldrens fancy dress ball and grand carn-
val at the Ocean Hotel this evening is interesting
many children Of larger growth. All day the cos
tuner has been the centre of important group who
were selecting their costumes and having them fitted
while proud and critical sisters overlooked the
proceedings frequently vetOng the selections made
A fu-iress subscription hop complimentary TO the
Rowland Hotel orchestra be gwen that hotel
TINS evening The music at this hotel has been exeep
toualv good tins season. and the guests will doubtless
show their appreciation OF Mr.. Palm, the orchestra
leader AID his music, by coming masse to the hop.
Mrs Kate Miller young WIDOW. OF New Orleans, has
been spending few weeks at the Rowland Hotel Last
evening she drove TO the depot OF the New-Jrrsey
Southern 10 meet her brother whom she expected on
the $50 train from New York The coachman, obeying
her instructions. drove his rest team quite the
locomotive. The whistle blowing uneartnly Shrek
the team wheeled about and away. short dis
tance of they struck post, and breaking a front
wheel, threw the cOachman from the box. The team
then turned down COOper-aye. Opposite the Hotel
Brighton Mrs Miller jun ed from the carriage and fell
heavily in the street She was taken up In
an unconscious condition and carried into
the Brighton. Doctors Kagess aud Bush, OF the
Rowland Hotel, and DR.. Hunter, Of the West End, were
summoned After some effort consciousness re-
stored This morning Mrs Miller was removed to her
room at the Rowland Hotel. The doctors have dis
covered physical injury but The nervous shock was
very great. AT . D. IN. Mrs. Miller had grown worse,
and il was feared that the complimentary hop at the
hotel would have to be postponed.
The Rev. G. X. Hartrantt, pastor OF the centenary
Methodist Episcopal Church. returned yesterday from
Philadelphia. where i"r several weeks past lie mas Deeh
receiving treatment from specialist In lung Diseases
The pulmonary difficulty has Oeen somewhat relieved,
bur the severity of the treatment has so exhausted him
that his friends are anxious.
Mr.. II. j. DobGlns, OF Philadelphia. with party OF
friends, was out upon the avenue last evening with
his four-In-hand lie drives the four-al large bays,
Knox and two HambletonlaDs-toa an Eugllsh break
making the handsUmest ana fastest four upon the
avenue. ,
Monday the guests OF Mrs Commodore stevens, Oh Sea-
bright The Governor has engaged rooms at the West
End Hotel, and Is expected there this evening
Much OF the unimproved land along Ocean-aye. has
herto Ge9n asSreSs Tne nav dis
covered That this is poor way to encourage improve
meut and they have accordingly instructed the munich
pal to assess the property according TO tine
fabulous prices at which The owners hJldlt. Much OF
the properly belongs 10 Jews.
Late holel arrivals embrace the following:
Yves, End1F Webb, John BeGkley' Baltimore j. M, H.
aud Mrs. Is. y. Webster, Mr.. aud NJ :. Walter Scott
LouisvIle Mr. and Mrs. JOnn Williams, Mrs Winston
buffalo; James Price and family. Charles Matthew's
Colonel j. Kip Philadelphia; L. T.. Bay ne. Mr.. ana
Mrs W. c. Stuart, Mr. aud Mrs j. ~ La% Mrs; joan
Payer Johnson ana family New YORK Mr.; snd MS, H.
s. Booth, John Gushing and daughter Newtown' Pehn'
statesDSIr aud Mrs. Corbet, James p. Kennedy and
family, p. T. Reed, W. H. B0oram. he"-fork :. H.
SmyLB. CartersYe, :. c.; M MOrgansloln 81 faui NJ
Bonn, PttsbuGgj James ;. Woodward, Phlladelp hla;
Thomas II. Toben and family, Albany the Rev. NJ. l.
Kirwsu, New-Jersey.
MdnsiOn-M. ID. Maxwell and family, Wilmington.
Del; William T. Murlin, DE- r. -. Fl!ger and family,
Mrs. TOmpkius, Brooklyn Mr.. aud Mrs. Gould, Hud-
son ThoLnas Franklin NJ Miller. New-Iork; f. Grqu-
T. Y; l.. Pappenheim, Cincinnati.
BrghtOn-Mrs. Samuel Morrison. Miss Bessie McCarge,
Pttsburg; Mrs J. T. Palmer j. T.. Read and family, A.
c. Armstrong, j. II. Corey, New-YoId Miss Lizzie
Bishop, Miss Fanny Clark, Jersey Guy.
Ocean-W ~ strong aud family, A. n. Miles. Albany;
NJ Vassar, jr., Professor l.. K. Cooley, Paughkeepse
L. NJ. BlacKey. North Carolina T.. T.. LOckaud and
family, 81. LOUIS; o. Arens ana iamily. New-York
Uvwiaud-Mr. aud Mrs. Cruger Peli, West Point;
Thomas Morgan j. W. Beekman. T.. H.. Porter. Miss
Martha Rigby, DR.. NJ. Seward Webb. New York Miss
NJ Pratt Mss A. H. Cole, Brooklyn; Charles h. Eddy,
UoosIc Falls, n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs James McManus, Miss
Kate Cospeet, Miss 4. Magill, Philadelphia.