New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
LONG BRANCH NOTES.

IoSG BRANCH, Sept. 3.-The weather was
pleasant Yesterday aud the quiet and high TEN
peraturo of the drew TO the beach crowd OF
bathers almost "a large any day OF the season.
Bathing seems 10 he the only recreation At the Eranch
that does not show the effects Of the rapidly diminish
ing number Of v.sitors there being but hide riding less
dancing and no public en- iertanments OF any kind.
A uerce northeaster, which began shortly after mih-
night greeted the Long Branch Visitors as they arose
Ihe sea bas not become tempesuous yet. but it ap-
thought OF boat landing ~ the pier to-day Contrary
TO ali expectation, however, the Plymouth Rock came
down st 1880 H. IN, ana without difficulty made the
landing The few passengers board who had braved
the dangers outside passage in such q storm
York This landing made In far the rOughest wealth
er o any landing that has yet been made at the pier
the difficulties the way OF safe aud quick landing
are Diminishing as n familiarity with the ocean
other obstacles 10 Do increases
The departures this moraing amountsd to almost
peared gloomy deserred while the only OF lie
upOu OceaIave few resoiute pedestrians breast
Ing the gale and here and there omnibus carrying
ottarv passenger With the return of pleasant
we NAV expect the return o anew transient visors but
shomld the storm continue undue length Of
the hotels up their storm doors and baten their
some important changes IN our railway communities
tious between NewYork and Long Branch miy be ex-
peced about 26th int Tho charter OF tbe steamer
~ Johps witch oopnects with the NewJersey Southern
AZ sandy Hook VIII expire that date The ST. Johns
is 10 replaced by the KIN Won kul which VIII con
tram" while Jesse I0yt will continue TO run In
connection with the 94o train, termed the bahkeIr
train" Trains are also up from Sandy Hook TO
connect with the first ana second morning trains via
the New Jersey Central thus accommodating those who
prefer the allra route Tho number of trains Will he
reduced after the 16tb but the companies pledge them
selves sufficient number TO fully accommodate
the demands OF travel.
several of the cottage residents have secured board
their children whom they intend 10 leave In the Long
Branch schools until their return to their cottages next
year.
soIIr,,wa rd along coast to-day and the fisher
have taken them IN large numbers.
The family o. Mr.. JOhu Hoey Will remain at Holly
wood Park during the winter.
Messrs Bates 81 Hayden, propretors OF the Arlington
Hotel evening brought before Justice Pitcher
charge or fraud. preferred by j. Basham. gas
litter. The adjourned until Monday Lcxt.
A correspondent Of The TRIBUNE was this morning
shown the plans West End cottages They
drawn Arthur Gilman. Tho cottages will present
front OF 400 feet Ocean-ave facing the West Eud
Hotel They De two stories and attic high,
will contain in tEe aggregate 100 sleepnGrOOms each
1920 Ths seepingreoms will bo upon the second
floor the first floor being devoted TO parlors drawing
rooms etc Each cottage Will have four suites OF rooms
and will provided with all necessary appliances
for housekeeping The style oi architecture Eliza
bethan, and wien hnisaed they VIII add much TO the
attTactiyeness OF tho West kud premises.
Lumber Is already being brought npon the grounds for
tbe addition to the wand Hotel, and mechanics are
ut WORK framing tho materials.
Jul. Fitch. president Or the Long Branch Iron Pier
Company left Long Branch for NewYoik this NOR hing
bN viii resnao the prIcecc OF his profession
Tho ew-IerSsy State H0n1opothic Medical Society
held their semianHuai Meeting ~ ths Ocean Hotel ye.-
terday Alter te tran@sFon Of some routine business
several interesting papers read The anna-
tod discussion that upon the proposed Of
Dr. s. H. Qulnt from hrs position resdent ply sic,an
OF Camden County Ipssne A-ylum. lt stated that
the efforts for his removal out o ths fGct thai
homeopathic school, and that bis successor is
he OF the aopanc school Several earnest speeches
deprccating thu effort wore made. and the Oc.ety
pledged themselves TO do all that they to frustrste
the designs OF the persons working for Dr. CUNTS