New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
SUMNER LEISURE.
PHASES OF LIFE AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH N. j., July 1.-THE early
morning at Long Branch was hot and suItry to-day,
but the in refreshingy before O'clock
FIVE hours earlier than usual The balance OF the day has
been agreeable. The smooth and the water warn
and bathers rhronged the surf from sunrise until late in
the evening.
The late rains have put the drives 10 fine condition.
They thronged daily with handsome turnouts Many
gentlemen believe that few weeks at the seaside M
prove the condition OF their horses and the result Is
that he number OF private carriages increases here
from 10 This year the number Is largely
in excess OF any preceding One OF the handsom-
est the avenue this Summer pair OF 40
delah browns belongs TO Mrs. Boxer. OF Philadelphia
wife Of the Hon. George H. Boxer exMnster 10 Russia
There are 400 horses belonging to summer visitors
at the West End Hotel Stables The stables Of the other
hotels are also well filed.
Mayor Gihby, OF Princeton, n. j., is at the Mansion
House.
Several members Of the RivertOn Club OF Philadei-
phla winners OF the cup at Deal Beach Shooting Park
yesterday. are at the West End Hotel.
Winfield Scott grandson Of the late General Scott is
at the Rowland Hotel
Miss Minnie Cummings Ia occupying cottage on
Chelseasve She crossed in preparing for her part
n the ew play Suspected" IN which she viii appear
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre on the 10th inst
The City Commissioners lately passed an ordinance
prohibiting the of bicycles within corporate limits
The bicvcers expressing their Indignation through
the columns OF the local press
There was lively debate at the room or the COMMITS
sloners last evening on proposition to open ne"
street between Long Branch-ave. and Ocean ave- The
Commissioners who opposed the measure argued that
the street would not benefit the public but would only
be means Of opening up 70 market the lands through
which 10 would ne laid which lands belong To tine COM
missluners faV0rIng the new street. The opposition
won and the street Will remain unopened except upon
the OF the property.
Hancock ClHb was organized here last night, about
200 citizens Identifying themse yes with H. -
Ex-Alderman Conan. OF New-YOrk. u spending MS
thirteenth AT the Ocean Hotel lie st continues
his morning walk ten miles, rain or snine'' by
which he has become famlarly known through az the
country within q radius Of five niles.
The following are among the latest arrivals
ocean HOtet-COOnei A G.. Iickinsan and FAMILY,
Havana John Enrlght, Freehold, \. j.; ;. {, smith,
Phlips6urg ". J. L. M. Fine, William IL KING, Els-
ton. Pena. W. 7. Rogers, Ralph Well, H. {. Mcdonald.
r. Pratt. H. c. Marshall, Ralph Cans, NJ. Mack, james
L. Kelly and tami V, New, YORK ,,,, az. r =,
Mansion H0tfSe-W. T. Farley. Allegheny CITY g NJ
ONe -. LOUIS & p. Smith and wife, Nj S. Eniiy GH
ocean Beach; Mrs.. A. c. Smith. stamford z. r. Aleu-
j. Z. Nathan, Mira. " g. Llrkln. C. Ives and Wne New
west End HOTEL. L. Jackson. Baltimore; Jas.
Arc9er and wife. Denver John Kuhn, London; j. Il.
Johnston. Phiiade. phla Chas. r. Parker Merlden,
Conn., l.. 4. willard. Geo. II. Potts and wife, II. j. Elias
aud wife. II. H. H0nore r.. Chas B. Yale, New YORK
Hecry Hustec and family, Albany Chas. Marks, X
Van Yornis and family, Chicogoj r. Blakeley Jas.
Preater, Ches. Duncan. Vim. Chambers, Leon Adler,
W1irtd r. Martin. New York - -
HolciGpd H0tek-Chas VI. Biddle. W. y. gu. f. G, Ar
no,d J. Eug-bert G. IT, Baker and wife, PHI adelphia !;
n. " Thompson, Chicago j. r. Liyir gSt0n ana du-h-
ter, Claremout. y. Y; Winfield Scott, New-1ork.
Atlantic LCf Mrs. j. +. Fisher, Jersey tliy Nnl y
Nnrsugll tghDurc, Mass y. l.. Motifs Passalc y -
r. spanldug MonfcllIr. y. J.; W. J. Camman and fam
iIy, samuel Conn, Mrs. d. North, New-IOrk