New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
THE SEASON AT long BRANCH.


LONG BRANCH, Aug. 1.-The day was a very
HOT one up TO l. NJ, the thermometer at IL ociocS
registering 49, TIE welcome sed-0reeze, however,
came AT midday, aud the afternoon bias been pleasant
The place stii continues well filled with visitors, aud
business Of all kinds goes along with bound. TIE
necessity for rain is unpeasautY apparent ~ tLo dusty
condition Of the uuwatered by-stIeets.
dress hops viii b. given 90 nori0~ evening ~ m"
the leading hotels Several of the smaller hotels that
rarely have dancing, are preparing Tor it,
week ago to-day Nelson Brown. oi Philadelphia ar
rived at the West End Hotel, having driven from that
city handsome touI-lu-hand just before reaching the
West End his right wheel horse dropped dead upon
Ocean-ave The lett wheel horse had been -i. since thl
TINE aud yesterday ne died Oyer-lrying Is supposed
TO have the loss OF these valuable horses though
the leaders do appear 10 have suffered by thCr long
journey.
The ladies' fair for the benefit OF the First Reformed
Church. and which has been open for three day,
upon the grounds the United States Hotel close
this evening 1t has been successful and VII return
R. :. Brick, of Philadelphia, has rented the Porter
Cottage on SecOnd-avr., and With his family removed
there Thursday last. h. H. Niles ot New-1ork. has
purchased and occupied the Mott Cottage at Monmouth
J"hn Hoey has closed the gates Of his modern Eden
against the tide If promiscuous visitors Who daily
nocked there 10 see of the Long Branch lion.
M one now rxcept the holders of passes, is allowed 10
drive through his grounds, except by special permission
of the Odgekeeper. This seeming eIciuSiycness was
forced npon NJ r. oey In order hat be might secure 10
his family little OF the secusun aud Quiet that
two Of the most desirable accessories OF summer resi-
dence.
Captain Paul Boyton. tae hero Of the Tapus and the
English Channel will start on his solitary uip t.
Con.y Island tomorrow He VIII leave me Orr Per az
O'Clock p. ana expects To come cut Of the
Manhattan Brae" at "a c9TesPoLdlns hour on sunday.
He said today there viii be no postronemcnt Of ac-
count of the weather. The harder II may storm the
better he VIII he plt aSed
Tue Academic Society Of the Long Branch Graded
SchOo have The steam yacht Glide take chem
their third annual excursion upon the Shrewsbury
one Of he finest and what bids fair TO become one Of
the most fashionable sports among Long Branch visitors
yachting al Pleasure Bay ore e sheet OF water
living about thiet-quariers OF uc north Of IA Branch
These parties conclude the day nv part'kug Of sh aud
game SUPPER either al NdnIykeS riverside Roadliouse
or no the Old Pleasure Bay House.
Rather a novel feature OF Long Branch life Is a daily
midday PRAYER meeting III Inc Cumphel Cottage on
Oceanaye. The meeting u usually led by Mrs Camp
bell. and Is attended almost excus vev by summer
itoTs weekly meeting Tor Biol. reading held
at tho Howaud Hotel ana l. conducted oy Mrs Gordon
Hmnrsey, Of New-York, one VI the leaders OF society
at the Branch.
john TiIton one Of the OUTSIDE" hacImen was this
morning brought before the Police justice on COMPLAINT
OF the prOpnrtors OF tne West End Hotel He was
charged with violating tue corporluou ordinance pro-
hibiung hekmen irem coming on hoici grounds To
i passengers except by permission Of the pioprrtor-
Of the hotel No evidence ,fercd thai he was
charged. In han half hour afIerward another
man, i. Taylor, brought in court an officer.
that this was combined movement ON tue part OF the
outside hacRmen to bring on "hackmen's war; fined
Tne hotel reg steers record the following arrivals:
ocean,. Is. SCHUYLER and family, Albany K H. NJ r
tin and amil' Dr. G1ldSmitn ana fmiy. Robert bod o.
j. Ii. satrrlce AM lamiiy, EDWARD Moran j. " Hives
and family, Nev-N0Ik; W. james Dale ana amiIl Car
Isle; d.. NJ. McYicKcl and FANNY, Pottdam, n Y;
CAPTAIN l.. L. McEaly, West Point James W son ma
family, san Antonio, Texas {. ". smith, Carksburgh
W. Va.
HnwIand-G. W. Hlman. Bloomfield McTyain Pbila-
dclpma ". X. Suter. j. +. Drppe, c. Mciet New
York; r. 4. BoardseY, Pennsylvania Charles Bacder
JenKnsiowu q. A. Pearre, Miss NJ. Pearre. Mrs Nc
GIL, Maryland
Brignton-R. Il symon and family, Mr.. ana Mr., II.
= Carr, Mr.. ana Mrs. T. T. sloane, NJ. j. Cara l. o. NJ
stiger. New-YOIk Mi. aud Mrs. y Robins. Meluchen.
n. j.; :. ii. Baldwin, Orange.
siates-Mr. ,nd Mrs. james Clark, Albany: DR.. and
Mrs D. NJ. Rice I. AcM anon, New-BfuIswick; Mr. and
Mis- X. X. Ieuy, 4. r. Bard0n and family. Edward VI.
BoyG New-Yurk; Isaac WeiherbY and family, Trenton
NJ. and Mrs. A. Goldsmith, Harrisburg.
Mansion-Mrs. James DOdd, ". i. Abbett and family
Jersey City j. l., CHAPMAN, Hour. ?. STILES Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. T.. McCrrery, PhIiadelphla l. B-ruhemor Port
Gibson; SUl nose, and family, Nev-lora; j. c. Has-
brOuck Miss 81 4. Hasbrouck, Ntwburg, y. Y G.. l..
Criger BROOKLYN Mr.. ana Mrs. j. 5. Hul Gettysburg.
West End-Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Robinson, IT.. H.
Strauss, T. L. Williams, Alr. aud Mr.. Hayrmeycr MI
Mipfori aud fanny, William Barron Nrw-YOrk; j.
AryIu orleans; a. Bouts. L. :. A.; ii. Tory, II.
, ecner aud ann 5, Phiadei hia j. l.. Juhuaou, Mis-
johnson, Miss Bsues, l. Ezsl, Btllmorr a. Court
nrv Ricauiond MIS- III. X. Oulds4y, Miss 81 BuiZ
Charles Butz Easton Penu; j. i. Plrkhurst. BATH, y
y; W X Porter, PIttsburg; Mis-. William Sharp lren-