New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-24
LONG BRANCH IN THE RAIN.
TIE FIFTH DAY OF CLOUDS AND sHOwERs-BATH
ING ADANDoNED. BUT THE GUESTS ENJOYING
THEMSELVES.

THE FIFTH DAY OF CLOUDS AND sHOwERS-BATH-
ING ABANDONED. But THE GUESTS ENJOYING
THEMSELVES
LONG BRANCH, July 23.---The fifth in the
series of rainy mornings made its unwccome appear
ance this morning and from to 10 light rain fell
The weather then made an unsuccessful effort to
clear but dark clouds still hung about. The hotels ali
continue well filed ana the prOpretOrs claim that they
have suffered depletion through the effects oil the pro-
traced bad weather They say that 1t much better to
have il now than nearer the end OF the season.
notable characteristic OF this seasons visitors Is
their quiet habits. II argued that the erection OF
the pier would food the Branch with an undesirable
class OF visitors. but this prediction has lacked verf
cation The persons who come By the boats seem quite
as wellbred any class OF visitors
The cold and stormy weather has resulted In an almost
complete dcseron OF the bathing grounds Last night
was the coolest night OF the present month
number OF entertainments, embracing lectures, par
lor entertainments balls chdrens parties and cottage
receptions. TO be crowded into the closing days OF
the present month.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Chanfrau will cele
brate the fifteenth anniversary OF their wedding at
their handsome villa on Cedar-ave.
Among the invited guests are Mr. and Mrs J. W. Al
baugh, OF NewYork; Mr. and Mrs William Hen ferson'
of the same city, Mr. William K. Floyd and family OF
Woolley.ave; Mr. and Mrs Tton, OF Chicago Mr.. and
Mrs. Paddock nce Maggie MrtchelD and Miss Mary An
dcrson, OF New.Y0rk
The West Epd. the United States and the Ocean Ho
tells have obliged to cots for tho overflow every
evening this week.
There are invitations for fulldress invitation
hop " at the Mansion House to-mOrrow evening
Counsellor Henry Clayton. who managed the case OF
Mublenbrink against the Long Branch Commissioners
OH which the Supreme Court gave Judgment
against the Commissioners, was In town yes
terday OH business growing out of the decision lie said
TO TRIBUNE reporter that he about to institute
soners to moneys paid for services and for
damages for false imprisonment Ho THINKS that the
moneys paid license during the pIs eight years may
be recovered BY legal process II this true Long
Branch will be bankrupt
The following are among the late arrivals at tho no
tells:
West End Hotel-R. Garrett, W. 7. Brown, Baltimore;
Mira Good wick New-Haven; A. II. Brighter Cncnnati
j. Otway London William Herman, Utica; L. Mathews,
Hon L. p Morton, A. l.. Sullivan ana wife. NewYork
Mansion HOUSE, w. boaysy CaicsgS; G. sseaesii1g
Mrs M % CPSoss MO
Ei6eron Hotel-R. Garrett Baltimore; the Hon. H. g.
Kelsey and WIFE, II. 5. Little Trenton j. King and fam
B Boston; c. Ewing and family, Washington Miss Dn,
boron, Mrs Klyes aud daughl r. A. Wood, j. Martin,
e. &C. BurRman, F. Hareer, New-York
ocean HoleI.F J. Culver, Washington; Aw Harris I
Gsnsy ana n8s f. gie Mc An9'qR
| Frazer. Miss H. schneider, w. Q. Barrett, New-York.
| Hopfand Hotel-Mrs 8. Keper, Baltimore +; q.
Thorn Mrs H. +. ELS. II. Brown ". Moore. b. ). Hart
rant L. Matihe ana daughter Philadelphia Mrs. A.
| d. Moran, o. E. Whitehead, o. ID. Hunt, j. d. Herbert
| and wife. Nsw-YOrk.
United States Hote-M Stern, New. Orleans o. p Pot
ter and family A. TrayBer aud wife j. NJ Meyers and
wife, Chicago; o. ii. Boylan and wife, A Shelley and
wife j. 4. slower and wife, Philadelphia Mrs. Enisten,
| New-YOrk. -. u -,
| 4 X Mulliken Miss Munken, Newark; T.. Ludwig and
wife, j. b. shenahed and wife, Chambersburg, Penn;
| r. Fassett, X. Z. Husband, j. H. Ryance, IT,, L. T.
Jones' Philadelphia; Mrs. ). Phillips, Professor Gold
| berg, H. f. Champion, Miss NJ Wild, New-fork