New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15
SUMNER LEISURE.
LONG BR ANCH IN A CALM.
THE SHORE UNvIsITfD BY BREfZE-LOss OF MU-
NICiPAL REvENUE-LATE ARRIVALS

THE SHORE UNvIsITfD BY A BRKFZE-LOss OF MU-
NICiPAL REvgNUE-LATE ARRIVALS.
LONG BRANCH, July 14.-For several days
past the breez the land breeze have ruled on
alternate days but this morning, much TO the discnn-
future OF everybody there seemed to be a compromise,
ana there vas no breeze all. Tue gen l"men mopped
their fares while the ladies pied their fans III energy
Despite the unusual number OF hot days that have
vi ted the Branch this ths has not been sin
Gle Of sunsuOke.
Toe Supreme Court just rendered verdict in the
case OF Muhenbrnk agr. che Long Branch CommssiOn
MuhenOruk was convicted last Summer OF violating
the pa and pedler license ordinance" The Court
held that authority under charter to license control
regulate or prohibit business or truffc within mu-
nlcpaly gives pJwer 10 impose a tax for revenue.
and that there authority the charter II tue Long
Br1ncn Commlss on 60 impose a TAX Tor revenue. The
decision o much Importance 10 Lone Branch as II
stops OF the main channels through which Its reve-
nues come The Commss oners discussed the siiua ion
executive ses45a last night and Considered various
plans OF ecOnomZng, aud ended by appointing special
collector to look after the list OF unpaid taxes winch
have been aecunulaung Tor ars.
The arrivals by boat were large, and about
1900 have remained AT day ~ the pier pavilons.
The ladies ~ the 81. James Churca have o.ened a
bazr Main-st.. lev doors frOm Ocean-ave The
proceeds Of enterprise 10 assist IN dcfryng
debt recently Incurred inimproving the church edi
fee and grounds.
The La iy Swedish Quartet. comprising Mle-. Emma
Larson, lnea Ekstrom. Iugcborg Lapereen ann Anna
Cederrren are 70 sing hr Ocean Holel August 2.
Evenm- proWenades on the pier are becoming quite
popular.
Unique baskets, flied with shells, pebbles seaerass
and sesnOss arlsicaly arranged offered FOR sale
the bOtel pazza-. and pure hasers readily und
TIE following dre among Iect NJ prominent arriviiS
West Ind Hofei-JGnu Van Bibbef. Baltimore VIM. 3.
Wood 30 tou H. CLIPPER Mrs c. Morris, George MoLrr.
> X nsI T. g. Mawson. Pnliade pha DR.. Lor,e1. Jer-
sey CITY; W. Redwood, Saratoga; Miss mpson. CHI
cago; Il. +. Duh, Pit-burs; Baron RJssin Russia: r.
Luther, w-Rocaele Mrs. Abci', Mss Kedi, NJ
Levy. & 2 nr tki, .. B. Hicl, n. =. Muryh fhihp
Honr II +. Buls-. M!s. 0rxe FalgJ, Miss FarE0. A.
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Ho,ciand Honi-siis- DOW, Bnf,l1; :. NJ Lindsley
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Ta,ted suites HateI-Aaron Bum. Gsiveston; MIS-
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Henry MsDck-. Joan NJ g., Gorge Mfiz' Bos Oh
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= X " ST. Mrs E0'' NJ SIS F. Ross Nj h"n '' w.
Manson House-fle Hon. NJ Taglor and family, He
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