New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
SUMMER oUr OF TOWN.

LONG BRANCH HOTELS FILLING
AT UNPREcEDENTHD RUgH or yfsiroRs FOR rHIs
TINE, OF THR YEAR-Two THOUSAND PEhisA-
NRNr sTsALRKADY.
LoNG BRANCH, N. T., june 28.--From 10 q.
until p NJ. to-day she thermometer stood At eos IN
Long Branch. The brcoze failed to-day. Thf wna
wac from the west and although 70 Brought many show
ers to the inland portion OF Hewsrsey It gave NO reef
people here The crops derive little benefit NON tns
prolonged period Of hot weather but 1t must DO saa
that harvest Of the hotel prcpreors bids fair 60 yeo
largely.
Most of the hotels have increased their accopmo
datons largely since last year The early beginning OF
the season, however. has caused great demand for
rOoms and the large number already engaged jnsnes
the conclusion that the accommodations viii prove IN
adequate to the demand There are about thousand
guests already quartered at tho hotels FOR the season
The cottages contain perhaps another thousand already
and there Is fully that number Of transient visitors
The ush much greater than at tho correspond
ing last year, or indeed, in previous year ID
the history OF Long BranoD The West End Hotel re-
oeyed 200 Saturday and sunday and expect anotner
hundred tonight The cottages added to thus Hotel t
Winter made 1t a favorite
Mr. Wilson G. Hunt, OF New.York, entertained party
Of friends at lunch at the West End to-day
The Rev. j. B. Wilson, pastor Of the Hea Side Chapel,
left two colorsd domesdcs In charge OF the parson
age yesterday morning while he went 20 Oficate at
church his he found that the pair had dsdp-
peared taking with them several shawls, quantity OF
silver plate and about 500 In money. 1t is supposed
tha: they took The noon boat for New-York.
ihe 7Ist NewYork Regiment is expected to visit Long
Branch tomorrow The regiment viii come on the
Plymouth Rock reaching here about noon VIII dine az
the Ocean Hotel, and wlkreturn at s .. N.
Mr. william AstOr, OF Eew-York will entertain party
Of friends at dinner at one OF the West End cottages TINS
evening. Mr. q. W. Chllds, OF The Philadelphia LedG
Among the recent prominent hotel arrivals are the
West End ROtst-Governor John n. Kinkead. Lyman
Mr. and Mrs. j. Roosevelt Roosevelt, T. X; +. H. Cas-,
sett Mr.. aud Mrs. William Wheel0ck, II. O. Logan and
Wilder Allen Mr. and Mrs. Geo. de Forest Lord, j. N
Mccall aud family, tue Hon. Chauncey M Depew anu
family. family Bstimore; Mr. and Grs Geo W. BIN. Philadel
pha D. Z. Garrison St. Louis the Hon. J9hn r. 1tock-
tor and JfSmy SE Hartman and wife. Miss
Tracy, st. Louis; Judge J. Mclean. West Virginia;
J. W. Maciay aud family New-Jersey Mrs; Dr. stevens,
amily, Miss Hope, Samuel Marx and wife, Mrs. V. Ii.
Tucker and family NewYork
Mansion HouSe-Dr. @. Mackenzie, e. L. Mason ana
family the Rev E. J. OReilly. DR.. Johu 7. Pem6erton,
Barley Campbell. II. r. Fiulay and family A. HornDy
family, DE- 4 r Merrill, r. Brign6, Morris simmons
and family, Alex. H. Herts and family Wis.
H. Lowy. Miss L. Lowy. Chicago; T. scott ana ianiT,
Stuart. United states Navy
Hosetand Hotel Major Lakeley and wife, r. f. Snap-
lev and wife, DIR. A. PancOas Mrs. j Pancoast Cauip-
hcll Tucker Z. T. Dobbins, G. W. Burton and family,
Philadelphia; G A. Punderforc and wife, Brooklyn X:
AcOsa and family, j. T. Foster and Wife, General James
b. Fry, General q. SIeKeener, New-York
ocean HofeF-Dr. :. NJ. Nash Dr. Il. J; Ewing, Antout
f. sreny aud family, MIR. and Mrs Conkln, Dr. Thomas
II. Bailey, William Deysdae, james H. Taylor, !. Il
srIker Mrs. CumDns. j. O. Striker, Miss Van Vlees and
A. n, Stevenson and family. Of Chicago; George n:
Stewart ana family. OF Pillsburg j. q. kP,ey ana
pbia Hon John HancocR, Hon J. DCdd aud family. OF
Texas l.. NJ. Culetren, OF Mlohlgan.