New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-13

THE SEASON AT LONG BRANCH
PREPARATIONS FOR THE sIruupp


THf HOTELS PUT ~ oRDER-INDfcAT roNs or PROS
PERITY-CoTrAGERs ARRIVED AND EFFECTED.
IRON AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF ruE TRiBrSg
LONG BRANCH, June 11.-This resort is
gradually filing with people seekng recreation and
enjoyment. The season will open some days earlier
than usual the arrivals already being largely excess
Of those for the corresponding period OF the year for
several successive seasons All Of the cottages ON the
front have been rented aud many OF them are now
occupied Most OF those lying back from the sea are
either engagci for the season negotiations for their
occupancy are pending. The demand for cottages has
been unusually and Unexpectedly large aud those who
postpone engaging these airy structures till the latter
part mouth must not grow ivd with disa
ment when they learn that vacant unengaged cot
tage cannot be discovered.
The great wrought-iron bridge IL nearly completed
that Is the pier demanded by the original eontract-bu
the Board of Directors have resolved 10 extend its
present length 300 eet further into the sea- some days
will yet espse before the monster wharf Is entirely
completed. The work of sin king immense wooden piles
on either side Of the finished portion OF the pier to act
tenders, finished on Tuesday II expected that
boats will arrive az and depart from the pier in very
few days. and It is probable that before the close The
present week OF the New-York excursion steamers
will make \ landing here amid the booming OF cannon
the of the steam-whlse. and the huzzas Of an
cited and joyful multitude Boats will MAKE their land
ing about 400 feet from the shore where they will have
az least twelve feet Of water which ten feet less than
at the end OF the pier
THE HOTELS.
All tho hotels have been subjected a thorough over
hauling, aud in a few fine improvements
have been made. The Ocean Hotel, which has been
vastly improved botn within and without win be con-
Quoted Oh both the European and American plan 1t Is
directly opposite the pier, which is regarded by the
native Jerseyman the greatest wonder of the nine
teenth century. The Improvements upon the bluff in
front OF this hotel Of substantial pleasing char
-,..
Summer tourist
The West End which still remains under the mana &C
ment OF Messrs Presbury Hdreth. VIII present fine
appearance at its opening, which occurs the 18th
inst The hotel has been provided with new piazza,
the dningrOom beautifully frcscoed and ornamened,
and the sleeping rooms have been calsomined and
papered. All of the front and number of the back
rooms are already engaged and the propretors predict
that they Will entertain more than 400 guests within
weeI after the house is opened.
The Rowland. which in common with all the leading
hotels has been improved and beauthed both externally
and within this season. VIII be managed by p 5. Borthly
alone The large number OF rooms already let at this
house IL q guarantee OF a very successful season
Jauch's Hotel and restaurant, the next In line on
loving ifs inequalities A. Jsuch is still the proprietor
Notwithstanding reports to the contrary e.
more than score of years by the late s. G.
Morris has been purchased by j. Do9bns and leased
10 Henry Rowland. late of Howland,s Hotel, who has
given il the of The Atlantic" and intends max
ing IL a trst.class hotel
The United States VIII remain under the management
Of Messrs. Laird VanCeaf II was opened last week.
with every promise of a successful season.
tr6ed by Messrs Peris & Batter is mana ged this
son by Messrs. Mcintyre II Barrow Among those who
Mcclellan and Ex-Governor Bedle who VIII spend por
ton of the season here.
The Hotel Brighton opened the ID inst, and num-
Der Of families are already occupying apartments tneTe
hlled. Woonan Stakes's Sons are its managers
The Clarendon will open ii Few DAYS Win MI rier'S'
late OF The Mansion House as proprietor 49,, hoa
been s a S E ~ Parsr to
make II a frscla~s family house, and as an lnltatorY
being subjected TO numerous alteratss and improve
mems preparatory to it, opening onthe lSth INST
Few DAYS since under the active management of j.
Crossley, OF EewYOrk CITY, who has enected notable
!iTbe Ei6eron" opened last week C. T. Jones
tnues its manager and under his guidance its cuisine
Long Branch has addition of two hotels One of
them the Central Is buit OF PRICK ana stanos 0ppose
the Central Railroad depot ~ ls small as copaIeu
with the other leading hotels but in bot OF elegace
mas no egpIhI Nv mere BoTSy Who also manager Of
the Rowland. The Otner new Motel Is on ocean-aye
near the Clarendon and is also owned by Mr.. DODbns
In Is called The Florence and viii be conducted by
MIR Brown of New-YoIk
o aae NV co Sne NJ NJ Van Dyke Of NewYOrk 1t
10 be made frst-cass road house An immense dlnlng
either side OF the entrance 70 tne per t
be bathin ghouses constructed ana arranged primer
paly Tor the use and convenience oil the ocean hotc
The Facilities for surf bathing have greatly in
sed and the entire beach is literally dotted with
bathug-hOuses many of them being of better pattern
than their shabby predecessors
The July meeting of the Monmouth Park Association,
IL one may Judge frOm common report and general ex-
pecfatiou VIII be vastly more interesting aud exciting
man any vet held number OF wellknOwn horses are
ALREADY in training aud the track Is being put III ca-
T6s following is list OF oottagers that have already
rved the names IN parenthesis indicating the owners
OF The houses occupied;
or OCEAN-AVE.
,,,or,as BARLOW d. King Meyer Steinbcrger), ]. l..
Myers lawrence Myersh, James Seligmnn, General A. \
Webb Dr. Leigh Rennlel. &. q. Presbury G. H. mallory
Mrs. Howlandl Mrs; Busnhsl is Duel HonHs
Mrs Oliver d. NJ. Brownl Judge Albert Cardozo, >
Cohen Mrs NOnes Is. Cohenl Samuel A Lewis offender
soC). ,, ,.,
III Grail fGibson), Mr.. Fritch GIembodl, D.J.Noyes,
Mrs Cronln lslocum), Mrs. Nanderw0rd humphrey
BATH-AvE
TN Galloway tMoriu), Mr.. Fleet On NJ. Garotry),
Mr. seheftel (ex-Sherin Brownl'
Mr. NeaAe aud Mr. s. Cohen are occupying cottages
4, ro.togr-place, Dr. Griffith and family, including
VI Mr. Anderson, the actress, are occupying Maggie
Mt,,heps cottage on Cedar-aye
The following Now-YOrkers Will shortly occupy cot
'S a. woodward (Dr BlumentbaD, G. u. Moss tMr
nshcocki r. winthrop Uhomas Murphy, @. L. Rings
ianS mr. GERARD K Livingston DE Forressl Eldtidge
40 $500 General GraDt john stewart ttiencrnl Grants
West-sIIe( o. H. Warner (irs. Bilngs, j. r. stephens
IT, BlOOmenthtD ,. -. -, ,,oso who will oc
@ tisses az the Eiberon settlement, one and a-ha
GUY bsisy the West End HOte-al being New orkers
'"iio ,he last: g. W. Babcock, r. SkldmOre y ID
~ era6Iey Martin, Cornelius Vanderbilt, William
II Sloan William c. Nnitney, James H. Hagin; Jonn
Emo f. r. GGnthe1' Ft esr IhaIno1y Brown. II, NJ
Scorge a. - II A Packer Arson W. Hard j. A. Garland,
I u crane H. A. G. Taylor Richmond talbot; '" D.
Scott ID A. d. smith, John sloane. H. v Neweom"