New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
LONG BRANCH BECOMING LIVELY.

LONG BRANCH, July 1.-The season OF ~
may now bc considered fairly initiated at Long
Branch Already the hotels have fair share OF guests,
while az the leading houses the daily Increasing
number OF letters from persons desiring to engage
rooms betokeus unusually prosperous season. De-
ishtful,y cool weather prcd0mnates at the shore,
while less than half mile back in the country the heat
is as uniformly, almost intoleJabe. The waves roll
lazlly In upon the sands today. The ocean was re-
markedly placid. The thermometer marked the tenn
prature OF the at G2o Fahrenheit at 10 o'clock
this morning which announcement, being buIetined In
the various hotels developed active business among
the bathing-mastcrs.
An unusually largo number Of handsome equipages
were observable to-day upon the avenues Noticeable
among them carriages in unique design, the
running gear being oak and the bodies Of cured maple
the whole entirely without paint Being led and var
nj he'd the gina color OF the wood is preserved and
renders vehicle both pretty and attractive.
Burglars entered the tailoring establishment mt OF NJ L.
Peterson Cheseaaye., near Oceau-aye last night aud
CARED of quantity of clothing. They effected an en-
france by removing Of the panels Of rear door,
making an aperture 16 by inches, through which
they doubtless sent hoy Of an accomo-
dtIug size. The property stolen worth about
500 Several pieces OF unade goods upon me counters
not disturb the thieves reierins 20 ta6e ther
goods ready made, SUIT belonging TO eNSherln IT, W.
Brown, one Of tie Long Branch Commissioners, was
The commencement exercises Of the Long Branch
High School are now I'm progress Last evening eX-
Governor Joseph ID. Bedc OF Trenton, addressed the
Academic society OF the school upon the Opic OF Edu
cation and It's Relation 10 the Practical Dulles Of Life
The large audience room Of the Centenary Methodist
IpiscopaI Church, at which the exercises were held,
wac well filed. Tomorrow ng the regular gradu-
ng exercises OF the class Of 70 viii take place II the
same church. -,
The state Tcachers' Association met in High School
n Al. To-day at o'clock y. H. and Will continue its
sIOns uu tomorrow evening. This evening the meet
ing will be addressed the subject Of ii gh Schools
by the Rev. james McCOsh, D. u, Libby pieSuon' Vi
Princeton College.
Among recent prominent arrivals are the following
At the West End-General Robert Patterson and Harry
Metal Of Philadelphia Frederick Smylh and family,
H. Wilder Allen and family, H.. A. Hurburt aud wlie,
J. r. Keeue. aud the Hon: j., Morton, OF New YORK;
F. " Roebling of Newark ID. p. Montague. OF Balti-
more and John G.. Wells, OF 81. Louis.
Al iIoylaui IS Iutel-MNOr NJJkelJ and q. W. Bur
ton of Phiado phia the Rev. Drs Weston ana Morgan
pix OF New-York aud II. Dodge, OF Washington.
Al the United states HOtel-A III. Levy anf FAMILY
W J. Brewster. Edward FOey, Noah Content ana Ian-
iy N0ritz Walter and family samuel wilkins aud fam
Nv Mr. and Mrs Ed. Moeer, New-Yorkj Colonel Pier
mont White, of Brooklyn. - ,
Ar tine MISUNDERSTANDING Paul Engcll and q. a.
Elder of tue PrussIan Army; Chancellor Runyon, OF
Ncw-Jersey -, - M, 80, - Cos,
Al the Manson-Mr and Mrs J. X. Dill ana eN,GoV-
ernor j. d. Bcdlc, oil Trenton, and John Cyde Suthro'
A.