New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-27
INCIDENTS AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, July 26.-Ihls has been n
bright aud breezy day at the Branch" shower last
ing about an fell last night, which left the streets
I'm nice condition for driving The hotels remain well
filed the departures this morning being comparatively
few The circumstances such as 10 make the place
very attractive and enjoyable.
The sea has calm to-day. As the season advances
the number OF baher increases and many OF the bath
ngmasters say that they have already made as much
money as during full for several years past
There Is to be a grand German at the Hotel Brighton
this evening.
DR. James r. Chasey. while in attendance upon Mr..
Charles Barlow who died at his cottage Ocean-ave
Yesterday was attacked with severe hemorTbage Of
the lungs that he had to be sent home 10 his carriage
Another physician was Immediately summoned to Mr.
Barlows beside, but before he arrived Mr. Barlow was
dead Dr. Chasey better, but st prOstrated by loss
OF blood He had hemorhages about six years ago, but
after six months soourn in Nebraska he returned. as
he supposed cured and this renewed attack from his
old enemy was unexpected as 1t is unfortunate.
The Sanitary Committee still viglant In suppress
ing all nuisances that would damage the sanitary repu
tation of the Branch" To-day Officer West served
process on Joel Potter OF the oldest residents OF the
place, charging him with maintaining Of
fensye pigsty. He is ninety-hve years old,
but walked to the police station with
sprghtly stop and refused to be seated during the
dous proceedings claiming that he not bit tired
and preferred to stand. He had never been at the Po
lice Court before and could only find IT by nquriug the
way He says he remembers when two hundred acres,
fronting upon the and extending from the Hotel
Brighton to the Atlantic HOTEL uhe atter Is located
about the cen the shorel sold by certain Dr.
Perkins for 81 700. The could not be purchased
now probably for many millions.
An intoxicated hack driver named VIM. Henry Ha-
vens better known by the oognomen of Buster" yes
terday ran and seriously II not fatally injured
lady named Mary Brennis at Ocean and Chelsea-ayes.
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medical attention but Buster" Immediately left the
place and thus far has eluded the police.
Two or three collisions occurred on Oeeanave. last
evening" resulting in broken carriages. The cause In
each instance was intoxlcation OF the drivers.
The noon boat brought about 500 to tho pier to day,
and the trains by the Central and Southern Railroads
have brought more than the average loads.
United States Senator whyte, OF Maryland and Post
master James York. at the West End Hotel.
the circle Of prominent politicians Is constantly
increasing.
SPAIN is at the Atlantic Hotel.
Goone W. Ha Ia 81 me ~ wes ana Hos
A gospel tent 10 which religious services VIII be held
daily being pitched to-day on Ocean-ave Mrs. a. j.
johnson ia 10 direct the meetings.
sevontysx degrees was the highest point reached by
the Thermometer to-day.
An excursion from Trenton. n j., numbering about
600, visited Long Branch to-day.
The Academic Society OF the Long Branch High
scnool I'VE chartered the steam yacht Glide for
curson down the Shrewsbury on wednesday. Tho So
tbe sosdnmc year Journal OF more than ordinary merit
named after the society," The Academic The society will
be the guests OF W. Il. Ireland wee principal OF toe
High School, on this excursion.
The following are among tue late hotel arrivals
West End Hotel-w Il. HuyIer. U. S. A: W. g. Hogg U.
s. NJ q. McGregOr, Scotland X X Green, W. w. Searns,
New,Jersey A. Yanwyck and wife, w. Barclay, N. Pes
ser Brooklyn I. Hurley Rochester, the Hon. g. Treat,
Captain o. Todd ST. Louis; j. Harrison wife. W NJ.
sill and wife. Philadelphia; J. G. Henry. r. Raymond
and wife, j. II. Suydam, jr., j. r. Price, g. Parker Ma
Tor Yard j. Motifs j. Del PinO j. ID. Foote, A. Sullivan,
r. Rothcnton, A Bernhard. L. b. Miller and wife. Miss
Roach, New York.
ocean Hotel-Mrs. f. Van Ordon, Miss A. Van Orden,
A. Van OR len, BROOKLYN l.. Van Houten. Miss J. Post.
Jersey CITY the Hon. Thomas Fitzgerald VIM. Delaney,
Philadelphia c. c. sprague and WIFE, Henry HONG. NJ.
Fred Livingston. Gerald Lyon, James Russell and
wife, Georee Russell, L. Fitzgerald John A.
Drake Nj. Edwards and family, New-York.
HOtrldld HOtel-R.~G Work and wife, Nebraska; NJ.
T. Lendauer, Chicago L. s. Dickson, G.. T. Jones' j. w.
Stirling George 5. Bazelhurst L. +. b. Window, Miss
NJ G.. Morris, Philadelphia Il. Ellsworth d. Smith, IA.
T.. WARD, William RemsoD, IT,. W. Milton, Jr W. X.
Morgan IT, julius Wallach, J. T. W. Russell Hew-YOrk.
thai Ct LOUIS; NJ. j. Newhouse. Alabama Mss Clara
Briggs Mr.. sarah Bell. Mis- NJ. G.. Bell Miss Eva Bell.
j. NJ. Wilson and wife, Philadelphia; Max G0ttlleb,
Thomas T. Barton aud son, f. HoTnby, g. JONAH Julius
Ell NJ Cohen, New York.
United states Hoei-SIss L. Levy. Miss Friedlander,
s. S franklin and family. Washington; Ii. NJ. Earle c.
H. Evans and wife, Louisville; IL Block and wife, Tor
onto,
c. W. CrOssman, W. d. Harris and wife, j. q. Wilson Jr
D. NJ Harms ". 5. Haynes l. NJ. Cook, New-YOrk.
Ahdnho HOTEL. H. Dart British Vice Consul TO
Valentla, Spain II. A. Jones' Brooklyn; L. L. Parker
ana WI e, Baltimore; j. b. Turner, Md; ]. l.. DIX A. H.
Tranurd NJ. d., Rcd BauG n. j.; Mrs A. NJ. Howell
Miss L. c. Howell. T. A. Howell, Pui.adelphia.