New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-13
SUMMER LEISURE.

A CHARMING DAY AT LONG BRANCH
A DRKEZE FROM THE sEA-TnE MONDAY noREING
ExoDUs-A YOUNG cRiMINAL-REcENT ARR
Walls.
LONG BRANCH, July 1.-THE sea breeze
which It's welcome appearance at p m. yester-
day. has continued to an the Branch without internis
sion. The usual Monday morning exodus occurred hs
morning. AS many eight hundred people
departed by the morning trains and boat bat they are
scarcely missed among the thousands who remain
Chas. Wallace, age twenty-five OF the Rev. Dr. A
Wallace Editor OF The Ocean Grore Record the
Branch" Saturday evening and took room at the
Arcade Hotel He arose late yesterday morning. and ar
ter breakfast sroed down 10 the beach. Returning at
about 10 o'clock he assembled to hs the second
floor and shortly after went out again. Ho had not been
gone long when the housekeeper OF the Arcade, Mrs.
NJ. C. Lloyd. missed her watch and chain which she had
LEFT in her They valued at $3.50. Suspicion
rested at upon young Wallace and the
police were requested TO arrest him. Search
was made for him and continued until even
ing, but without few minutes be-
fore the evening boat left the pier John Milan,
poYe OF the Arcade, went board and discovered
Wallace. He charged him with stealing the watch.
Let 20 Of me-" said Wallace nothing OF your
watck At the chain of the watch dropped
from his trousers leg upon the deck Ofieer Fuller
stopping down. took hold of the chain, and from the
young mans CATER he drew the watch attached TO It
When taken before Justice Lane at the Police Court this
morning he admitted theft and said he had nothing
plead in exclamation of his conduct His highly re-
spectacle connections make the OF unusual inter
est, and much sympathy felt for the parents OF the
wayward youth. Wallace was committed to the county
jail,
great many robberes have been committed at the
Branch during the past few days but IL Is due 20 the
police 10 say that in almost every instance the thieves
have arrested. received Jersey justice
at the hands Of Police Justice Lane FOr offenders Tor
petit larceny sentenced THIS morning to terms va
rymg from one month 10 three months-
BrignOn and Emma Abbott announced TO appear
at here time before the close OF the pres
ent month.
Most OF the hotels already show gain large
Us they could The end OF the last year.
Last Wednesday thieves entered the Brooklyn House,
and stole from the Of Miss Katy NOonan 81 300
worth Of diamonds Miss NoOnan Is niece OF Mr.. j. NJ
Marlu, OF New-York. An account OF the robbery APP
peared in The TRIBUNE the time It occurred. Last
night a coored az the Brooklyn House was ar
rested on suspicion. While he having hearing 1T
Police Court this afternoon message was sent rom
the Brooklyn House sa5 ing the goods had been re-
turned. They were laid upon Miss Noonan's trunk
which stood an open window on the first hoor and
asutle is concerning the channel through which
they were restored the through which they dis
appeared No evidence Of importance had appeared
against the negro, and on receipt OF the Intelligence OF
the recovery OF the diamonds tue Justice dismissed him.
Thomas Thompson arrested at noon to-day by
Officer Fuller, just he passing over the gangpank
of the Pier boat bound for NewYork. Thompson was
taken 10 Police Headquarters and searched. watch
belonging Mt. Kingsland. superintendent Of the Ma
tonal Construction Company, and several articles Of
value we're ,ouBd upon him. all Of which we're identified
as articles stolen from Judge Fchs cottage few days
ago.
Ex-Governor Ebert. o.; Colorado, Is at the Ocean
Hotels Benjamin Hardwick OF Brooklyn, Is at the
I
and 'na0r Roebhng OF Trenton. are ut the Mansion
Robert Garrett OF Baltimore John c. Praetor. of Peoria,
and c. P. Crosby, OF NewYork. are at the West End
Following are among the recent arrivals:
OceGn HOtel-Henry Smith, NJ. Edelsteln, London.
Ensi C. l. Iopplns, Louisville, Ky. +. f. Evans, e1-
Burnuum, c. A. Jones, IL J. Benson and wife, L. Fuller
EnL Ny -. o. $500 eoaann,, y ErsDE "a Paul
Miss Rogers. Mics BOgart. g. Frohman. Miss Bozette.
wilson, T. SIMPSON A. 5. Lee " 4 Evans C. f. Wcis-
euell. ". NJ Thompson. G. ID Hayward, NewYOrk.
HSas,n waero1fy H. Ha1nan. Ansiraiis Benjamin
HarcwicK. Brooklyn; samuel severn, A. \. son. san
Francisco; Charles stern. Quincy H.. James B. Reid
Joxn smith, Freehold, y. il john Dunn, OswegO, y.
y; George NJ Courts, Galveston James stern, John A
McKinless, Louis '. Davidson and wife, Ne S-YOrk
liaHeiOf H0use-Louis Frank, T. VI. Kellogg aud Wife,
81. Louis John a. Butter, Z. Roebling, l. \. Blum
Trenton the Hon Henry Meehesney ana we, +. y.
OKane and wife, Toronto, CInada James Campbell,
Dirs A. II. smith. Irving smith, A. ~ Chapman, l. W.
Jones. BrooSlyni Junns Berhste,n, hlItiam Young
James selgnan, George }. Lent, Dr. A. 7. Merrill ~
Mlerler, j. GuRg6nhelm, AeW-4Ork
West Ind HOtet-James Carey ana wife, Robert Gar
retl ". P.Wne. Baltimore G.. u. Doremus, south Am
boy N j. John c. Proctor. Peoria. ILL., senior sancAez,
SCUM America I. ?. Radcliffe. Ct Loais; Dr. swift, G.
z. Croa by, N0w-YOrk.
HotclQRd HOtclDr. S. D. French and wife, Troy Miss
l. D. Parker. {. G.. Parker. William Campbell Malcolm
campbell, Newark; Bloomfield HcIivAne, Mrs. l.. l.
Law z. C. Baker ana wife, Philadelphia; ". \. Hail.
H. Reus-n, \. s.Waiker, u. IL Hammond J. \. Church
MI ana family d. Woodruff, II. Z. Ravens, II. ScbOOu-
maker, New YORK
4Hantic Hotci-N 7. Brewer and wife, Sacramento;
john Moss ir Z. VI. HuIly Ernest DOuFedOure. Pnla-
dsphIa; Miss Hall Trenton; f. l.. Robinson aad
nv 4 ) walker j. L. B-eese, !. L. ham. Ars J. \
Duff j. G.. Duf, Ii. NJ starry, New-YOrk.