New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
SUMMER ! LEISURE.
LONG BRANCH HOTELS NEARLY FULL.

LONG BRANCH UOlEIo NEAhbi Il olb'
LONG BRANCH N. j., July IA delightfully."-
from the South has kept the tropical neat OF
the last few days at bay to-day. The Thermometer
barely reached $50 at midday and almost Immediately
fell back to $50 where 1t has since remained. This
evening the sky Is clouded and rain Is promised Inc
ira ms and boats brought visitors last evening which
comfortably filed all the hotels.
II Is expected that the Monmouth PARK races when
are to begin on Saturday will draw a crowdto-morrow
evening for which 1t may be difficult to find accommo-
dations.
Professor Charles Mulenhaur, OF New-York, arrived
with his orchestra at the Ocean Hotel today where he
will play during the present season. His advent Is 10
be celebrated by hop this evening Professor Meyer
Of New York. with his orchestra is now on duty Tor inc
tenth at the West End Hotel Petermah Or
chestTa is at the Hotel Brighton.
a pioneer Of the Salvation Army appeared here TINS
morning lie Informed TRIBUNE reporter that his I'VE
associates will march upon the Branch on saturday
A rnmor is afoat that General Garfield is coming TO
Long Branch for n few DAYS some time this Summer
Active preparations are being made for sailing re-
ratta on the South Shrewsbury River or about pm
Of Saturday the Sd inst.
A grand display of fireworks will take place on the
Pier on Monday evening the 9TH inst As Mayor Woolly
has made proclamation forbdding the use OF fireworks
within the city limits, those who wish to ENJOY spect-
Giles Of this sort only be gratifed by going on the
Pier which, is claimed is outside the jurisdiction Oh
the city.
The Fourth Of July to celebrated at Ocean Grove
A reception is to be rendered Bishop Iiurs-One or the
newly elected bishops OF the NJ. f. Church.
Miss S l.. Ham teacher In the Long Branch HiSh
School, will sail for Europe next week.
A indicator giving the operations OF the New
York Stock and Gold Boards has been put IN at the
West End Hotel Tne Office paid $4,000 for the eXc'u-
slve privilege of making stock and gold market quo
taons brokers' Office has been opened at the hotel
The double track of the NewJersey Central Railroad
is now completed from Long Branch to Sea Grit
A number Of guests Of the Hotel went out at
a. M. to-day the yacht Vanderyoort for fishing eXcur-
sior. They returned at having had good success
The weather has been favorable for fishing for weeks
past
The twenty- seventh annual Convention OF the New
jersey State Teachers Association will meet IN
High School Hall on Tuesday, the 9Th inst meeting
Of the City aud County superintendent OF the state Is
TO occupy the session Of the Convention On Tues
day evening the Rev. Robert l. COllyer OF New1OrB,
will address the convention.
Owns W. T cid arrived Mt the West End to-day.
Daniel D,ugherty. of Philadelphia is occupying the
Meyer Cottage, which he has recently purchased He
seems quite recovered from his exhaustive efforts at
The Rev Dr. Hatfield, of Chicago, is occupying Parks
Chelscaayc. cottage.
Judge Eleack Of Philadelphia Is occupying his cot
face on Bath-avc, and Moses Taylor Is III MS new ana
handsome villa on Ocean ave ,.., ,, -. .no
Professor Char od, rama oieAe''" "' '"'
prominent arrivals embrace the following:
ocean HOici-P. I. Henry and VIE, NORTH CarOllnai
7 w. Thompson, Washington; II. j. Hayden, j. \.
Mills John d. Mil, Brooklyn; Neil Mccall, Richmond,
Va: j. =. Coleman. Madison, y. j.; Lieutenant > A
Thurson L. :. A. o. NJ. BOgart. VI. Crcgan, John Laden
and v g. Mary L. Laden b. K. FL lott, vie ana daugh-
Ter Jo. Ramirez Arrllano, a NJ Wilcox and wiic Jua
/ WIlcox Katie BOgart, Mrs IIOglan Miss Karalis W.
A. Crockrr and wife. Mrs. schic1cm and daughter. Mrs
IIrtncr. Mrs. Mclean. Hamilton Morton, NJ Mayer,
Ncw-York. ,,.,, g,
Ho,rIand HoicI-Fernando COrtna. Marquis Villalbo,
Tns EscObaT, Havana Miss Greb. Miss jordan,
| Fuglcwood y. j. Mrs. J. X Mason, f. J. Mason, Mrs T.;
y Smh Mis- smith, Pniladrlphia; :. VI. Valentine and
family d. b. Kcclrr ana family, W ~ Frazer ana IAN
nv Mr. Holden Mrs T.. +. Baker, Miss Baker New1 )Tk
,f,p Sim UOuse-1hc HOn.N B.Gack and family, 1tn-
Ton the Rev C. V. Kane, DR.. William {. Schenck, PM
adca: Peter Rice and family the Hon. Julius Lyons
ana family, Counsellor Ait Lyons, colonel T.; I. nor
nan and VIE l.. SIMON and family, Colonel A. GOniTa
! l. Wclsman ana family, W. T.. L&uer ana family, j.
Moclcr and family Dr. Thomas McMullen ana family,
Wcsi End Hotcl-A s. See aud wife. Marie 5. DcPcu.
plaiufed ~ j.; Gen raj q. W. hllnd and wife. Mrs. L.
Paul PhiiaderhIa; {. H. Kalbfrisch, l. T. Pau, Il.
r. BIvnc H. :. Camblos and WIFE Mrs W j. de Rivera
! Mr. John de Rivera, Cyrus W. Field, Mrs David N.
! uVman. New-IOrk
iio,cI Brghion-Srnator J. r. Mcpherson and family
! Ncw-Icr,ry q. 4. Hey and family, Philadelphia
! Ce rsc Watson and family Newark; Mrs. AIv0rd and
duuVntcr d Beetle anu family, j. VI. Whe ana tamliy
| " h. Wadsworth and family, NJ Plummer and family
MIR. L. Moore aud family, j. II. Wilson, ill., ana family
| ! n Powell u family, New-IOrk
! Tujted suites HOtci-rhe Rev NJ j. Kirwin, New
! IT, ~ EIom;he and fanny, Jacob Nogle and family, -
Srhpmau and wife. l.. LlsOerSer ana family, Mrs. H.
! August and family. New-iork
! Atlantic HOLei-Mrs. Brewer san Francisco; j. Mur-
roy Hong aud wiic. L. = a.; Chas Goron, Red Bank;
! Albert H. Gaatin, NJ. D., and wife, New-fOrk