New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
COOL WEATHER AT LONG BRANCH

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS To LAND AR THE PIER
An ORDERLY HOLlDAY-COOL wEATHER-THE
HOTELS FULL-LATEST ARRIVALS.
LONG BRANCH, July 6.-The wants most
sensDly Branch for several days past, have
been rain aud larger hotel accommodations. The first
of these dcsderat has been supplied IL began raining
here Friday about 1890 p. IN, and showers continued
through the greater part OF the night. brisk sea-
breeze aDied the first shower and has prevailed
suce that time and has delightfully."- cooled the atmOs
pAf re- sending tue thermometer down from the nine
ties to place among the seventies 1t has at the
time disturbed the that steamers were able 10
land the per yesterday one steamer upon which an
excursion OF the sth Regiment " Us. G. was expected
out out beyond sandy Hook, but discovering the
roughness Of the ocean, returned TO New-IOrk The
Adelaide which usually lands successfully, came down
at 1890 p. H. and after several Intellectual attempts
steamed away without efiectlng a landing the Ado
aide came down from the city again to-day bringing
large number Of excur,onsts and landed her passen-
gers without difficulty. The Plymouth Rock failed to
make landing.
The prediction that low fares this year would result in
flooding Long Branch with roughs and destroy its pres
tlge As a 1rst-class Summer resort received over
whelmng reputation yesterday. The thousands that
came by way the pier compared ayOraOy with those
that by tue more expensive rail route Ihey WERE
IA a whole, highly respectable and weloehaYed class
proof OF this is furnished by the fact that although
the Fourth has heretofore the day for largo ar
rivals AZ the police station yesterday morning showed
that only two had been garnered into the cells and both
of them were permanent residents Of Long Branch IL
has been many years since the police Justices docket
has made so meagre showing the morning after the
Fourth 1t presented yesterday.
The weather last evening so cold that quilts and
blankets were in great demand at the hotels 1t con
tuues cool today with stiff breeze from the southeast
The temperature OF the water to-day at noon was 6l'
gantiem1n Io,f MS pocket-b0ok and gold watch yes
l.vs upalpQ IL
IJaonr tEe latest hotel arrivals are the following:
At the West Enl.-SenatOr W. ID. Allison. OF Iowa;
Charles Mcndcz de Bencho. Spanish Minister; Count
IT, c. Parsons, of Richmond, Va; NJ 5. Robinson John
Allen and family OF Philadelphia W. IL. Cnilds and fam
~, " q Schenrk and family George l.. LOrlllard, \.
Ink and family, T. ). Draper, +. j. NeackeOn, W 5.
Cram I. Y. COInstock. ". II. Cromwell, OF NeT-10lK.
iow'and HOTEL r Benjamin, +. @. MoWade OF
PniladephIa Marquis ylalbo, Of Havana; Com Kidd
g. G.. Mcrriman, Of SewHOrk. -,
ono. John b. Newman and family, Philadelphia; Lieu
tenant Clcrmout Best, u. s. A., VIM. H. McCiAne New
AK RS I'll w. stPshan F. 0Sc and iaEy Hon.
James II. Coleman j. d. Cole and family DE- \, hesSgr
YIrI family Mr-. Carlos Cespedes anu family, Dr. Z. IL.
LcImann, W. j. Ives, Edward V. H. Lane, New-loI,k
Hotel Brghton-ihe Hon james maeAn, My pt f0is
phIa; r. NJ Taggart, Patterson. \. j. Walter Kate H.
H. Brysen. q. b. Prescott. j. r. Powell O. Il. Fo"er'
Mansion Houses g. Levy, San Francisco; the Hon
Eckord Moore, J. l. Aarpny. lIenIon' ~ t g.; v" a.
Moore Pniiade pbla Renheld de Grass Paris; y; 30
Bres i'm aud family Theo. Wniord, T. Molina and WIFE,
Charles L. Board aud tamiiy 7amu5l ~ td''u auu
family c. H. Kent, New-York; Daniel L. Beatty, wash
mgtOn, y. j. 80 ,.. -. ~ 7 .
United States Hotel-Dr T. Hdight, Ne"9rh, y, -
Judar Dixon Jersey CITY; W. II. Jackson, Elizabeth.
\ j.; j. A. Blackwell, r. $. Woodruff, J: {. Murphy
Trenton, y. J.; j. L. Miller, Oswcgo y N Mcniegor,
nr,,Llvn. Judge Flanagan aud family, f. Duncan
Su,r and fanny H. W. scott and family. Miss Gross,
H. d. Goodman, Captain James SLATER Johh slater anu
WIFE. NaW-I RI =, A .,
Atlantic Hotel-Nichoas Waen. Mrs. Sarah Bell ana
family Phi ai- phia Charles :. Fischer X o. HerrcA'
C. A. wainwright, Gould Hoyt and family, Ae"-iorA.