New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-01
LIFE Al LONG BRANCH.

LOYG BRANCH, July 31.-The Thermometer
has rams between 500 and So to-day while the sea lies
shimmerinS in the sun with ripple upon It's
surface.
The noon boat brought about 200 to the Pier, ana
every incoming train to-day has been well loaded.
Mayor StOkcly. OF Philadelphia, with his family, has
been at his Old summer quarters. the Howl1nd Hoei'
slucc the 12th lie said TO TRIBUNE reporter that
he was confident Of 10000 majority for Garfield III
Peunsy lvanla.
In the recent decision OF the Supreme Court against
the Long Branch Commission. the ordinance concern
ing hacks and pedltrs was reviewed and pronounced
unconstitutional From tAs decision the Commissioners
appea.ed to the Court Of Errors aud Appeal ana then
passed "A ordinance. without the oi9ectou'
able feature, imposing fee oil Slo
upon all alike for hack license. MI. VI. Wooey, ma
dlc-agcd AM quite wealthy farmer. arrested this
morning for driving without iccusc brought before
the Justice, but he refused take out license. Ihe
justice iLou fined him 500 but this by Instructions VI
his counsel H. G. Clayton, he also re used TO pay lac
Justice then committed him to the County Jai but nc
refused and it required two policemen to GET MN
from TIE courtroom. HIS counsel sought supreme
Court Judge Dixon. who is at the United States hotel
and made application FOR order OF arrest ior
Police Justice Lane, who Inflicted the pen
atty. ana for Officer Eoughon, who arrested
Wooley. He soon returned, saying that JunSo Dixon
had granted the orders Of arrest, but he did opah
them nc has not yet had them served. Oiher persons
have been arrested aud brought to court todag bat
they all paid thcir license zee under protest. ~, 49,,
large sea tur e which the fishermen call IN King,
was caught Seabright yesterday IN net ~ WclRueu
about hundred pounds. small shark was Caught
In the same net. 1890 Al.
Ex Judge Fancher. OF Newly ork with his nieces Miss
Helen and Miss NchOl. al The West End HocI
The entertainments offered this evening are Varled
enough 10 all tastes. Prominent among them IS tue
chdrens carnival at the Ocean Hotel grand German
re The Mansion House. iudress invitation mop at the
United states Hotel. full-drcss hops at the Brighton
aud West End, and CrOmweUs lecture on Germany
and the Rhine" while those who would spend the even
tent on Oceaniv ana hear the colored folks sing
at their tent meeting on UniOnGNe.
Among IN late arrivals are the following: ,
United States HOfcl-E. Hallock Colonel H. lngersols
L. : A.; l.. Bum. Galveston; \. Bloom, LOusvhe; j.
Drcyfus, NJ :. Ley son, j. j. Sehgmau ana lnmly D.
Gallinger. c. Schneider. NJ. Mayer and family New
York. p, ~ ~, nj,
adelpuia: G. H. smith. C. H. Schultz and wife g. 3 An
derson Miss Taylor. G. G. Taylor Mrs Anne Levi l.
Mills and vie, New YORK - i, CO,
Wesf End H5icl-F. VI Barker. Baltimore; f. s. Stock
Ton trenton H. C. Haven. Mrs. Leiichhrld Brooklyn
wife H. D-lbert, Maud Buckncr PhladelpAia a: lat-
man W Elmer, J. 5. Railway Philip Honce' j. L. Isaac
Uotei BriqLton-A. H. Kellogg, Philadelphia r. W.
Kidd l. ". Frazer and wife. y. > ~ Fdnienh0Ot' H. a.
Nicholson. L. p Montgomery ana VIE, j. Derry III
ia vington and family. Ncw-Iork.
Atlantic HOfel-TnOmas Lawrence, Mrs. Brewer, New
York. ,, .,,
Cameron, l. Sacay and family. II. Morrison Abe H.
Hertz NJ SIS Welch John L. phelps New.York
JfuEfnsOHs HOfei-G W. Book JERSEY CITY T. j.
Garrison Newark; W. J. Emley Mount Holly; l. Lane
ana wife Caldwell " j.; Mrs. j. Carlton ana son. . H.
Ice : T. Mefcaf H. W. Pmnger, J. \. Palmer i.
Powers John O'Bren. New-lork.
HorIdnd Hotei-C. Mem cbael, W. G. Huey' Robert
Coke, Philadelphia j. W. Little, r. A. Morgan New