New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
LONG BRANCH NOTES.

Lone BRANCH, Aug. PA thunder shower
passed over Long Brancn last evening abOut o'clock
since hch tine until O'clock this afternoon it has
/ rained almost necessarily
! Jenknson's Hotel situated opposite the New-Jersey
southern Railroad station, visited by burglars be-
tween aud 3 O'Clock this morning Efforts made
10 enter the rooms OF number OF guests, which were
frutess with one exceptiOn-n the case OF Newark
lady, where they secured one silver and two gold
watches, a OF .rrngs, some valuable diamonds and
other articles. Tie cottage OF Mr Thomas W. Cooper,
situated opposite hotel aud occupied BY Mr. E. Osu
ivan Brooklyn also entered. At this place tie
thieves secured a god aad chain, aud pocket
book containing small sum OF money.
An invitation ball. complimentary TO the orchestra OF
the Hotel Brighton, given that hotel last evening.
II was one OF the most brilliant and enjoyable affairs Of
the season.
The Long Branch Gun CluO viii formally naugurste
their new grounds Deal station, the Central
Railroad There Will be series Of shooting
matches during the day at pigeons intending contest
for the silver cup presented by Messrs Presby Hill
dreth, OF the West End Hotel.
Religious services were held in the Atlanticville
Methodist Episcopal Church this morning by Bishop
SIMPSON al the sea Side Chapel the Rev William An
derson Of NewYOrk, ofciated AT the morning service
The Rev. DR. HanOn president or tue Pennington IheO-
Cent"nary Methodist episcopal church. The Rev D. H.
Wheeler, d. D. Editor Of The Methodist preached IN the
Tabernace Methodist Episcopal Church. 5eabrght, at
Th- offices the NewJersey Southern Rail road, en-
braeng Offices Of tne general manager general ticket
agent general freight agent and the auditor and CASHIER
have been removed from Long Branch TO NewYork and
consolidated with the offices Of the NewJersey Central
MrJOb Johnson, contractor for the buldngOf the Long
Branch Pier brought SUIT against the Pier Company
for n aud attached their FUNDS IN the Central
National Bank OF New-YOrk. The Pier Company calm
he pas been paid al that his contracts called for
except o. 500 and they have suit pending against
him FOR for completing his work according
to contract In which they estimate their damages at
$1,000. they decline To pay nim for work Which they
say he has not done.
West End-Ex-SenatOr Fire lnghuyseu and family,
Newark the Hon. simon Cameron, Colonel VIM. Ca
den, Colonel Vim. Jennings. Harrisburg tue Hon . ,.
Cox Mrs. Davidson, James MUrett ana family, Mrs.
General Dunn, Geo. Lorlard, W. II. Bsadleston and
family, NeR-YOrk; DR.. L. Y. Pierce, Buffalo.
Oceau-1he Hon. Miles Ross, senator McPhersOu.
Y. j. the Hon. j. Lawrence Smith and family, Long
Islands Colonel r p Parrish, Louisville, Ky. Major
George ;. Anderson o. :. A. Colonel IL. ID. Larn and
family, Saugertes y. Z; the Hon. Bel Jamin Harper.
Rock Island H. the Hon. George Lear, the Hon " &.
j. b. Fearsett, the Hon. TneO W. Dwight, New-YOrk.
Hotel BTizb iOn-Dr. L. II. Mckee. Los Angeles, Cal;
Colonel r. J. Dodge u :. A.; john h. DIX Newark
Tnos. X. Ober, j. 4. sOnl, Phiade phia; Samuel D
5hethAr and family.
Mansion House-G r. Tudor and wife, Baltimore
william Cam. Port Gibson. Miss; a. Mayer, Clinton
La; the Hon. c. b. Moore, Kingston, n. j.
Rowland HOte-I. j. smith, James tslleyp ~ l..
Rowan, ID. III. Law, j. +. Pole, P1iladel pnia.
Mr.. Lane a or POtce Justice Lane, while sittln
yesterday upon the sde OF Ills bed Win hreVoiYeE IN
Ills hand Ia conversation with friend accidentally die
charged the weapon the ball entering ana lodging 10
MS LETT leg near the knee.
The Juvenile Garien Party announced 20 take place
at the Mansion House last evening. postponed OF
accoun! OF the STORM until Iaaseiay night