New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-21
MANHATTAN BEACH HOTLL.
LONG BRAACH CROWDED.

IoYr BRANCH, July 2O.-Last evening
added about / 100 the number OF hotel guests at
Topg Branch aud to-day that number is supplemented
by nearly 5000 exeursi0nsts." Tie more lashIoDa-
bic hotels obliged TO refuse al applicants for
roous Alter the arrival of the midday trains yesterday,
and neop.e VINO had not taken the precautou 10 en-
gage rooms in advance compelled TO choose less
pretsutous quarters
FuIiress hops were gwen at the various hotels last
evening which were p4trouzed 10 the extent OF over
flowing 7arlors and verandas
In ancnoring at PIER yesterday the Plymouth Rock
struck the northeast corner or the structure
breaking three OF tue spring piing and bending two OF
great iron gir4ers so tha 'Ht5 Hu " NC removed
and strai ghtensd.
The NswYork Quartette Clun to give concert to-
rnorrov evening IN the dnlng-room Of the Mansion
House.
The meeting OF Young Peoples Christian Associa-
oD Of this place. held tlIs afternoon. To protest against
-.bo.tu dissertation was well attended. The Rev Dr.
Taber and c. H. Dillingham;, OF Brookiyn aud others
made addresses
sivtv tnou.and pounds OF weah-fsh were taken from
the "A pound sh0r distance north Of Long Branch yes
t,rday.
4 game Of polo was played ast evening on the Alpha
Rass Ball Grounds south Of the Arlington The PLAY ers
,r vll ,orn ed on kan mustangs, ulcl iLey man
..,.a skIiluiy Four innings were Ptiycu, tHe bIuet
winning three Of the fOur goais. ,-.. -. . HI,
lrgr trek me puactOn iirs. PcmbcrtOu, an O.d
lady, VINO thrown out ~ the SHOCK hot Injurious
ar NM rn NJ a. : o'clock Ike water and toe Amos
1err pres nrfd remarkable coincidence Oh tempefa
iuIe-Outh were go. 49,, ..,,..
a con lige.-H ". Spencer and fanny, PlsraIci y j.
In, - Jaroa raArp aBd uimy. beyIdere, y - An.n
49, i,r n ~ 7 ErhIuls PnllaaelpLIa; D.. q. W.
g.r' rr' ana fanny Paterson; James scott Boston
j. Z. s!'yis AZ. Sr,, j. A. CInrcnll aud family Mr.
- IL N iflrTis blf and 5iIs ". L. OpliM, AIRS A.
.,sr.' g. : Plyton, Nj aud ir, L W; bhss' IL. g
-t'4 III and lirs tieo. HiuI'in, the Hon X H. 7tf
IAN q, A. Ke,Ien :. ". EBnu-, Dr. . . NJ lliord john
Nj ,.1a-rae Hon Arson G. MeCook, C. Doremgs
" d. Il. ,-e Drake Achiy, M IlaJ ~ aIu ann, y.
" s,,ar, Thomas jerome. IheCG'le 1iul'. - ui
whitney 5r Barrett AID lluiIy, Ne" ~" .; \ l'oo
LONDON Genera. Par.uu hr-' : T. &c y'U4H' ~
Pr,rou Lsylu Ton. ID; H. K. Crosby W; a. hltoasI
WasmlgBJy, ID. g. Ars h4rYqr S S;,.u, ID n toie
W. Lem4u, h. Klhn and ianIuy, Suleaho +; = ro.o
BlltiInsre; x. L. o.drpey, JOuh MOote u J. 'O'u"N
IIsyisJ Hore-Dr Gilbert G. W. Bush, w NJ Vine
Lar pBlltplpnia; Ex-Governor Parker trrehoid ~ j..
Morgan DIX AID family Me-. ana Aas. G S,,. a
ner,ly, L. Egcu q. . app etoh' 20 OIel
i1,f-I.lsIl Ere KkJ; C. H. Garuner, AeU-forki FRANK
Tfosi Brookyu JOS Blsler, Penn. s,,,,, n "
BrisDtou-S. ". Coles, HarIOrdi J. A. ShltH. y; -
B,rElnghnm; G. ". Barton Mrs. X irving Dodge NeH-
YOrE hallet New-hrigH'2n hsa P,tLe bue,s
Psspaeler. H. Glifiths, Uuca, n. Y.
M4nsion-A. i. snoemaAer' :, nl.et, lhoIAs NC
Klnsir Francis Leland, 70, n Oi'lll, - Ia,
Urnyyuie n Van Mater, j. O. CaDil, General FranAlh'
4. {. scott and iIaLy' HS.cs JS.nn5 seiS
man, Charles l. Bentel, Ne~-forki I. II. Bowl
Detroit Colonel Z =, ep SoJ' rhomp.oD. Phadei,
ne. n n Glfney New-Orieans; DR.. ii. W. Coleman,
Trenton Mr. ana Mrs ;. A. Hardy Nashville Ienn.' I.
l.. Doty, N0rwalk , o s..,,., rraD,or, T
spegel6erg II. Cohn. Isaac Bernheim DIV Hermann
Mr. and Mrs. d. 3. Eroy. Mr.. aud Mrs. Is Booth, :.
-enlrfrr and family, Mr. Rosenberg and family Miss
Emma strong, Mrs. General Badesn, Harry Douglas, n.
q Brewsier New-YorKi J. L. McIain, West iGglnia
Nr and Mrs Cilllman, New brunswick /. ". strung
Ssw-Orleansi Countess NilbeanI. Brooklyni jacob
Mayn, Portland. Oregon ". l. Argue, Washington ~
al: H. Is Philips, jr, Augusta, Ga. ,,,- . , ~.
Aflantie-Dr John IL. Hinton, r H. Miller :. a Dunn
NeN-York; Mrs Coleman, BROOKLYN Charles u man