New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
SUMNER LEISURE.
LONG BRANCH NOTES.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., July S.-Delightul
weather and full hotels are still the rule ut Long
Brauch The temperature OF the water was ia this
morning-the warmest this season. cool breeze
prevailed throughout the day.
The yacht Lurlne brought Mr. Pierre Lorlard to this
place last evening Being Joined by Messrs ID. d. With
ers and H. p. McGrath. he proceeded 10 Monmouth
Park.
little sheet called The Pier Program, published in
New-York has been circulated here for several days
past II seems to be the official organ OF the pier and
its first page contains double column advertisement OF
be gwen the pier at stated hours of the
afternoon and evening. Judge Fitch denounces the
publication entirely unauthorized by tho Pier Com
pany and steps have been taken TO suppress the
sheet and punish its publishers
The steamer q. o. Kelsey lies anchored the fishing
banks before the United states Hotel. with fishing
patty aboard The frequency with which the fishers
" haul In indicates good sport.
Three entertainments were given here this evening.
Miss Klncsand lately the Standard Theatre, New
York; appeared at Library Hall In mixed programme
OF merit-readlug, magic, sprituaism and recitation
Professor Marshal OF Fltchburg Mass. an Illus
raied lecture The Yellowstone National Park" at
High School Hail The third entertainment was that OF
Mr. Percy vanderpocl, who gave representations" at
Phil better known as Senator Jones. the pedes-
TRAN arrived at West End Hotel yesterday, and
Will give an exhibition walk there this evening. Last
Ing Journeyed all the way from Washington d
General c. J.. More. Of Hanover, Penn; Colonel C. j.
Hunter L. s. A.; and Colonel Henry WellhOuse. OF New
York, are al the Mansion House.
Mon. A. Christi, of Porto Rico. and Dr. W p Sawyer
Of Washln gtOn, ID. c., are at the West End Hotel.
DR.. II. 4. Mott OF New-YOrk is at the Ocean Hotel
Mr.. Elias d. Kennedy Is occupying the Billings cot
tage o. Occau.ave., and Messrs g. NJ Pullman and Dr
Blumenthal are each in their handsome villas on the
avenue
TIE following among late arrivals:
U-nifed States H0teL-Aaron Blum, Galveston, Texas
CHARLES Franklin, Boston John I. Nutter, Brooklyn
Mrs. NJ. 5. Thompson. Miss F. A. Smith. Washington
Charles Thomas Detroit j. {. Peek, Atlanta, Ga; Rob
crt Dakin. Philadelphia Frank Granshaw and family,
James Faulkner Edward McMurray Miles Story and
family, New-YOrk.
Ocean Hofel-J. Bishop and wife. New. Haven L.
Barnberg James G.. Henry. ID. Lyon. Timothy stevens.
Dr. H. A. Mott and family Thomas H. RessinG and wife,
Ncw-IOrk.
west End Hotl-samuel Roy. Boston d. Lanchez,
South America A. Christi, Porto Rico; W. J.: Eiklns
and family p. \. b. Weidener aud family, Philadelphia
". F. Willet. J. G.. Osborne, New York
NansiOn HOLse-C. j. Hunter. l. :. ~; E g. NogelY
Calvin Anderson. Pttsburg; W. W. Johnston, u. W
Johnston Washington. D. C.; DR.. j. ii. small, Phllade
,lia; " VI Marks. Colonel II. Weilhouse, New-Nork.
IfOicinrd HoteI-Wiam n. Kingsland and family,
scarbow- the Hudson b. y. Van schack, and family
W. Goodrich and WIFE, Philadelphia; j. II. B0nnelI
and wife J. l. Graham, jr. Mr. j. Macy and family
Or. \. HodgmGu, Mrs NJ. a, Foster, r. George Remsen
New York