New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-15
LONG BRANCH NOTES.

| LONG BRANCH, Aug. IA bright day ana
! clOudless sky greeted people to-day.
The arrivals last evening above the average, and
the usual pilgrimages from one hotel to another in
| quest OF rooms were observable.
| The number of passengers landing at the iron pier
yesterday aud to-day unusually large being not less
! than 6, 900 for the two days.
The weather warm, and although an easterly wind
has prevailed for the past three days. the sea is compa
ativey calm. there being waves so large as to III
| terfere with the bathing
Mrs. Miller, Of III. Rowland Hotel, who was injured
by jumping from the carriage her team was running
away yesterday appears to be improving but an inter
nal hemorrhage forbds her physician TO speak hope
! fully as yet.
The hop complimentary TO the orchestra OF the How
land Hotel last evening" was successful both socially
financially: and Mr. Palmer the leader Of the orche
ira netted a handsome from the liberal subscrip
The chiidrens carnival at the Ocean Hotel last
ing we'll attended and TO the elders as well as
the children enjoyable affair About 100 children
appeared in costumes representing almost every con-
celvabe character II note. They Kept me noOr untl
about half past 10 o'clock when they yielded their
sisters and their cousins and tner aunts" who kept up
the dance untl II o'clock.
Some unpleasant collisions with Hebrews have oc-
CURED at the Pier payions 1t has been the custom
with some Hebrew families stopping here to 90 down TO
the pavilion about the time OF the arrival OF the midday
boat and seating themselves al some OF the front
selves comfortable for the rest or the AFTERNOON.
It asserted by the superintendent OF the pavlons
that they spent money themselves. while they 0cGu-
pied tables 10 the exclusion OF paying guests He
further said that they incapable OF taking hint
aud IN this dilemma the interference OF MI FRANK
NJ TAYLOR suDerintendent Of Ocean Hotel grounds,
was invoked. To-day Mr. Taylor walked out to the pier
invited the persons in question TO leave the tables
This they readily consented 10 DO ana assured hlm taat
the pier should not be troubled with their presence
people Ueing Jews Influence his action. He pro-
fesses repugnance to illbred and selfish people, be
they Jews Gentiles ana TINS repugnancebe sayswas
the handspring Of his conduct.
Cricket is the favorrte outdoor amusement at the
| FOL Il flsT
veOping quite proficiency in that game.
The grand opening of the club house at Deal Beach
Shooting Park which was announced 10 take place on
Saturday next has been postponed until the 25th inst
An excursion party from RshTay npP3erng 23G 90
The Hon. G. K Chase Department Of Justice Wash
Ingon ID. c.; Mr.. and Mrs J. L. futile, Of NewYork;
The Hon Thos W. Price, and the Misses Lizzie T. aud
Mr. and Mrs Fred K Agate, Mr.. and Mrs. G K Sheri-
dan OF Yonkers n. Y; the Misses Emily and Lizzie
stoddart, OF Newrunswiek are at the Coleman Honse,
The registers the leading hotels show the following
West End Hotel-Chares Truslow, g. F. Dickerson,
G. b. Cornell. L. L. Parish, Mr.. and MIS- Henry Bone,
E. Randolph, o. E. Richards, E. J; Toel, j. Toel, j. r.
Keene, L. Oerman. j. H. Nor, New-York r. A. Brewer
ana family Hartford; MI and Mrs A +, Henry. Rigs
Bayne, Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Richards, Louis
ville KY; the Rev. and Mrs. j. X Lewis, j. c. hare,
Philadelphia MI and Mrs KirEnan' Nashville Tenn;
| George Orme, Miss Orme. C. Hayden Boston; L. 5.
Ocean House-M. Freely and family. the Hon. A. j.
Rogers Or G. W. rTibeTry EswY9rk Miss Waraer'
Miss MalON, Troy, N IL y. W. DutleIHclu
| Washington Mr. and Mrs. o. p. Lewis, Bridgeport,
Conn; Mr.. aud Mrs. H. f. Young, Bostonj Edward g..
Mercer, wlkesbaTe' PENN Mrs. c. s. Smith and daugh-
tiers, Kingston, y. Y.
United states-Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Speyer, NJ. Woodruff, s. NJ. SnalT aud daughter, ~ g..
Morganstern, Miss L. Blum, New-YOrk; A. Harens,
Trenton; Mr. and Mrs. j. Bernan, Plttsburg; Mr.. and
Mrs L. Hirscn, Philadelphia Charles Jacobs Palestine
Texas.
The Mansion Housed. Lowentbal, George l. How
ard John o. Freund Mrs Il. II. Hardie, Miss S. II. Ma
SON New-York; Jorn n. w. McHugh and family, s. ~.
Waidman Albany Mr. and Mis-. X. NJ. DevendOrt, Mo-
hawk n " Charles Reese, Baltimore John T. Dixon,
Cumberland, Md; Mr. and Mrs Russell Cox Meriden,
Conn; Mrs. DOwda,, OswegO.
Brightou--Mrs r. Adams. Mrs. II. Bowman. Miss
Lottie Adams Paterson; Dr. j. c. ConoSer, Mrs. John
Arms trong John s. Foster, Ncw-YOrk; Mrs. j. r..
Yertre Plalnneld, n. j.; H. B. CLARK, Jersey City.