New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18
SUMMER LEISURE.
PLEASANT DAY AT LONG BRANCH.
CLEAR ATMOSPHERE AND a SEA BREEZE-THE SAT
URDAY CROWDS.

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URDAY CROWDS.
LONG BRANCH, July 1.-THE day has been
Of the agreeable OF the Since early
morning sea breeze delightfully."- cool and refreshing
has famed the Branch and kept tie air tempera-
turc below 75o. Light rain fell last night aud supple
mented the efforts of the streetspfinkng depa rtment
very effectively The showers that have fallen
recently have frightened up the the surrounding
country, and tue Branch and its suburbs never
beautiful appearance than at the present time.
The boat brought about IsO0 passengers most of
whom for the sail and spend only day 1T the
seaside. Tins evening the boat again well loaded,
but with persons most OF whom viii stay Sunday.
The evening trains brought the usual Saturdays in
crease of visitors. The two classes. those who had
rooms engaged and those who had not. were readily
recognized. TIC latter known by their anxious
haste TO be T at of for the hotels aud the former by
their deliberate movements getting from the train to
the omnbusses. which greatly exasperated the impa-
tent
Fall dress hops given a. all the hotels this even
ing.
Miss Henrietta Marssten is at the Ocean Hotel. A
bars of her music contain sufficient magnc tsm TO
draw the guests the Oscar" TO the parlor, when
she touches the piano.
Tie Commissioners have now under consideration
ordinance hch passed first reading, prohibiting
street musicians. Among other stringent proysonsit
forbids the ringing of bells except OF fire. no
exception : made In favor OF church bells.
The Hon. J. s. Kmbal general superintendent Of the
life saving service has advertised the Long Branch
papers for sealed proposals for the construction OF new
life saving station at seabright.
Conn ssOner r. ]. DObbins. OF the largest real
here has added TO his large
OF land Atlautcville. which is between Long
Branch proper ana Monmouth Beach. and about the
same distance north ElberOn is south Mr.. DODbins
intends to improve this property. and place thereon
before large hotel and several cottages
As the plymouth Rock landed the pier to-day pas
senger and two expressmen in their mpruden haste to
land stepped the lower baggage gang-pank be-
boat made and she rocked the plank
slipped from the pier and preciptaed them all into
thirty feet or water. Assistance promptly rem
dered. and al rescued with results than
drenched garments.
The following among the latest arrivals:
Ocean HOTEL. II. Terwilliecr, Schenectady; r. :.
Williams. san Francisco; e. Young. Delaware; q. j.
Hollywood ST. LOUIS; J. W. Fanweil. Boston; J. Z.
Alden and wife, Chicago l.. & VESSELS, Paiadrlpha
J. Green and wife, Provideuce Miss Hunt. T. p. Hunt
and wife. p, McIutire. c. ". Drummer, NewYork.
Vest End HOtct-A. w. Jewett Camden; Ex-Governor
Stevenson. Kentucky T. H. Hubbard Cleveland; j.
Lonis: r. Waller and WIFE, Miss BALDWIN, BALTIMORE
" Johnson r. A Pryor. New York.
Mansion Hoi,se-O smith family, Brdgeton the
Hon h o. Johnson. Newark r u. Mayo, Meyer Butzel.
H. ID. PuuOg John Halman. e. Lauierty, Jesse ROson-
thai. samuel Rosenthal, New,York ~
United states HOci-D. {. Drake, MO; Theo Bfatle'
Hartzeie Detroit Henry Nicholson. Troy ; schleher
ana family. l. II, Rowan. NJ Mendlesohn, NJ q. Auea-
rca anu family, New YORK
Hoarldnd Hotel-Cenera Culum, L. s. A., @. W. Hen
drlck IT.. and wife L +. i. Wunder, Philadelphia: W.
Humersly. Hartford E. III. Wilson and VIE, NJ rritt,
L. e swOrth. Miss K 5. Hartman: Miss Helen. ii. H.
Perkins. Miss :. \. Ellsworth. NeW-IOrk.
Atlantic Hotel-E. b. DOured"ure J.. Beckman and
wife. Brust and children c. Brust. Philadelphia W.
Hotel Brighton-H. Morgan. b. A. Gibson. II. c,
Heyl, l.. +. AlvOrG, New York