New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-06
SUMMER LEISURE.
G. W. 5,
YESTERDAY AT LONG BRANCE

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LONG BRANCH, n. j., July ga gentle
southeastery breeze made the early part OF the cay de-
ghtfuly cool here Later the day thick haze came
| up from the Rain began to fall heavily at p ~
| The prospect is OF dark and stormy night
The ladies' fair now being held the grounds of the
Clarendon Hotel is well attended. The prospect is that
| their labor will be fairly remuneraed Each Of the
| three Protestant denominations at the Branch
| usually holds fair on the Bluff some time dur
| ing the season. The going on is under the
auspices OF the ladies OF the Methodist congregation
1t is at the East End of Long Branch The Reformed
Church usually pitches its tent in the centre, and the
| Episcopal Church at the West End.
Mr.. Pierre Lorillard with party OF friends, landed
from his yacht Lurne at the pier yesterday aud
after dining at the West End returned to the city. The
| yacht Dreadnaught brought Mr.. Charles Osborn and
arty. The yacht Manasquan, from Perth Amboy, with
party of tourists bound Spring Lake, touched at
the pier this morning for fresh water and breakfast
There were LOO bathers the pier yesterday and
900 today Fishing from the end of the Pier is Of
the popular sports at the Branch Buehsh taken in
abundance. and occasionally stray sheepsbead gets
hooked The receipts at the pier yesterday were 10 per
cent III advance OF any previous day in its history
Messrs. ]. A. Booth. Chas Bispbam, Edward Price,
j. Somehow, David Davis and W. V. Brackawin are
each occupying handsome cottages on ocean-aVe All
their cottages excepting Mr.. Brackawn, who
is occupying Thco. MOss's handsome villa.
Mr. Ickelbemer is in the Abecaisis villa
Mr. W. X. Wilson is occupying his new cottage on
Cedar ave.
Tue Hon. J. W. Dunn, of Elizabeth. n. j. and the
Hon. ]. J. Reilly, of Jersey City. AT the Mansion
House.
Judge Potts and Judge Gdersleeve. OF New-York,
arrived at the West End this evening.
The cup which is TO be shot for al Deal Beach Shooting
Park is on exhibition at the West End Hotel Office 1t is
"A handsome affair OF solid silver lined with gold. 1t
about fourteen inches high. The cup is from
Tiffdny's and is valued at 5000
1t is estimated that the number OF people attending
the from Long Branch to-day is in excess OF any
day since the memorable of Longfelow and Harry
Bassctt. eight years ago.
The Society OF the Cincinnati met at the Ocean Hotel
to-day. Judge John Fitch, whose Summer home Is at the
Judge Lucns q G. Elmer was reelected president. and
Francis b. Barber Osd.n reelected secretary
private dining par0r, where dinner was spread and
al which The customary toass were offered About hy
socel adjourned until july A. 1881 Most of DE mem
the society propose 10 spend several days here.
The following are among Tue latest aIrya,s ,,.
g. II. Liicy and family VIM Lllcy and family, Brook
lyn, n " =. ). Thompson, Australia; 5 slyernan,
Friedman, J. HELM on. J. We'll, 5. Stern D. Unemeyer
Gas. d. MORRISON j. NJ l. stryker. Geo; C. Miller
Kissam and VIC. r. T. Jones A. F. Morrson aud WIFE
H. b peCoster and wife W l.; 1,i PSock H. Go2dm&T
d. sweet, Di. q. ". Greenough New-York.
UOtri0Rd HOtet-!i. c. RUSSELL +. X. Ash, L. VI. Wal
ton. C. q. Downing, Clarence l. Lewis. Philadeph
l. A Grlgg and sister, Mrs Warner. Baltimore; Charles
). Hin and wife, II. A. BDdiue, New Bruins wick, n j.;
T. Cnilds j. CnIlds, ii. Atwood J. f. Tnppe a Hrsch,
Carl Iirsch j. W. A. Davis, L. NJ. Patt c. NJ lyer a.
ludeIs and wife, David MlllKln and wife. Charles ).
Milliken George BOrgdeld ana wife, New-YOrk
Manson HOuse-WIam &. Hendricks Toronto
the Hon. j. W. Damn. Elizabeth the Hon. NJ Mulone.
the Hon. j. j. Reilly, Jersey City Hugh Hastings ir,
l.. NJ. Montgomery Colonel j. W. Parker and family,
Henry Bach, j. X. II. Thompson, Colonel W. r. Allen,
NJ Solomon. w. &. D0scher. L. Farcniid ScOr Andrew
V. Joya nor f. NJ Sarortas, sonor Pedro n Euenya'
New-l DIRK.
AAantic HohL-C. F. Devency. II. c. Dingee, W. c.
Smith, Pnitdclpha; Charles Reed ana wife, W. j.
Reed, Miss o. Reed, saratoga springs; the Rev. Dr.
Hagar. Mrs. II. \. TIunbley, Mrs. l.. I. DAILY. " {.
Dougherty. W. ii. Perriene, W. c. Berkinshsw, n II.
Hall, jr.. Mrs ii. c. Beccher, W. +. WhtOck, NewYOrB.
United States Hotcl-J L. /. Folsom, George Fen;
J ing, Brooklyn; III. Haslan and family. Georgia
Morris Hawicy aud family, Alabama H. Hanna, san
John Slater and family. A. Freldcnthll. New-YOrk.
Hotel Brghi0n-A f. COnOver, NcwJcrsey; Miss
Smytn, a. Knox and family, C. f. Clark and family. c.
A. Sherman and family, Mrs. ScdrbOrO, +. X. Wdman,
Mrs. q. NJ Ward, NeSYOrk.
West End Hotel-Dr. O. j. Peters, Boston; Harry Z.
Gibson, T. A. Gait, Jules de Xalneno, j. Townsend,
&. Amury Stevens j. III. Thomas, Mrs. l.. Schuyler.
=. ID. Morse. New-YOTk Alfred Jaynes NJ. d., john
l.. Baird Alfred Il ddle, Philadelphia Geo. SPIN
ner LYNN, Mass; Judge Potts Judge GIldersleve.
Washington Womdn, of Philadelphia, expert
swimmer, while bathing here this afternoon seized
and sank III Wow OF thousands OF spcCtB
tors cOngregatcd on the bluff a number OF bithers
wore near him, but none went 20 the drowning mans
An assistant at bathing house, seeing the mans
peril put out in boat just IN time 10 WolmaD,
who was SINKING for the last time. The man
brought nseusDe to the shore where doctors
hour in restoring him TO life.