New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-11

LAND BREEZE AT LONG BRANCH.
THE FRONT PIAzZAs neutrality-suspicious. RIDE
OF Two cnILDREN-LArE ARRIvALs.


A LAND BREEZE AT LONG BRANCH
THE FRONT PIAZZAs neutrality-suspicious. RIDE
OF TWO CHILDREN-LArE ARRIVALS.
Loya BRANCH. July 10-The breeze has
been on the land all day. and tho guests who usually
throng the hotel pazzas fronting the ocean Detook
themselves to the side OF the hotels to eaten tne
breeze which for a land breeze quite cool and re-
freshing
The day has been the warmest have had for nearly
a fortnight, the thermometer Indicating 90 IN tine
shade
The noon boat brought about $500 ercursonists
and the evening trains were large and well hled' All
the hotels on Ocean-ave. this evening were finally
obliged TO refuse guests.
The numbers going out to attend the races at Mon
mouth Park to-day large and tne decrease OF pub
lie conyeyances on during racing hours Is
noticeable. and Is drawback the pleasure OF ride
on that usually oveTcr0wded sh0rouzhfsre
Mr. Leonard Hazlet0n, of No. 81 East sixty-hrSt-st,
New-Y0rk Ia, with hts family, at the West End Hotel
This morning he the coachman to laundry at Mon
mouth Beach. Two children OF Mr.. Hazleton. Henry
ago ten, and BERTHE eight ana Florence Wood age
nine the latter daughter OF B. Wood, OF New-forK
who Is also at the West End, accompanied by Mrs.
Woods maid. were sent with the cOachman for morn
ing ride At laundry the maid left the carriage and
entered the building while the coachman also left, as he
claims, to get q drink OF water, leaving We
team In charge OF the child Henry, whom
he instructed ht from the carriage and hold the
horses by head While the coaehman was gone the
horses became frightened at train that passed quite
near throwing boy the ground they dashed up
Oceanave The children maintained their places in the
carriage apparently unconscious OF their peril. The
frightened horses with fury, bat threaded their way
through the tbrODgs % vehicles and avoided collision
As they approached the pier having already fun over
miles, they BEGAN 10 show signs Of fatigue and d.
pIni5Aed their pace considerably. through fne car
rages eougre gated the landing they plOughe and
past the Ocean Hotel and Mansion House when they
again slacken.d their speed. When opposite
Green's drug store the owner Or. J. o. Green,
rushed ont, caught hold NJ trace and finally caught
the bride Of one NJ the horses. After he had been
dragged full block succeeded bringing them to a
s.anlstiH Just a they running into an omnibus
thai was coming cut from the United states Hotel.
A cheer from the spectators ackaow lodged the
brave act Of the doctor. Coroner Brtton
had Is mounted the box and was driving Inc children
home ~ sic eoachnan dashed up IN buggy. lie had
run the horse at such that spectators had sup
posedit a second runaway. He Appealed IN much
| greater trepiIation than the children.
The office OF Dr. Brown located on Maln,t. was en-
tered urgnt, and clothing and other vauabes,
amounting $5g. stolen. The residence OF Com
missioner G.. ~ Bro a. az West Long Branch. was also
entered last night. The residence Of Mr.. Z. Davis who
D. occupying PhllIps's cottage Oeean-ave vas also
entered ,ns Ia rnfae while the family we're at breakfast
and siycrware and jcwery to the amount o; $500 were
/ taken
/ Hops VIII be given NJ a 5he hotels Tonight.
Fi9Wiug arr tne recent arrYs at t1c hotels:
4 O-eaa H8tcf-Alvln SauuDers and family Neprask4
/ Felix Campbell and family, Bro k!yn; q. G. GootDe
and wife, Waslu.tOu; ClarCuce Auklr, Atlanta, Ca
TnC-u4s y. Patterson, Chicago; IS. IL iard ~ auI WI q
81. LOUIS: Ions G-oft"r, N5utEuncry, A r.; IhOnas
Wilson C.averark y. y; Gore ~ Miles, Pnii4de pima
~ C.. Coulstoek. j-.. Al ANY A. Terry anG vile, Sr
/ Rutherford ana siiv. Miss Carrie FnsDie lhoma-
Ilor, and son "A. Robbins. y. Frazer, j. e. de ~ Ela
/ ana faul.,y j. " Walsins, New YORK.
United States Hotei-H. +. COr;cyou, Miss : T. Cor
tei,O4, Franklin Plr y. j.; Ms II. F. sexton Staten
Islni Mrs A. KrOit Miss VI. kroit syracuse Mrs
H0Sher Mss Medic Kosher Au2nsia, Ga; ~ ia nm
Galveston b. y. Buruets. BrUoAlyn H. woodruff Mrs
/ L. Thompson. Misses fa)ups0n. NcW-lOrk-
Efsf End HoLei-A, R. Rush. I. g. Radcuf, ID. \. Ja
u.s,u st. Louis Vi. g. Woodward. san Francisco; j.
] Bum Paris; Lieutru2ntG neral Calhoun, L. ;. ": ID
san .ers Gpurge ". Y0ge, Philadelphia; S. ) Cox :
H. Joseph. George Kir4tiHd. DR.. y. ZOhnawosHl' NJ ;
Morrison. Mrs.. IL IL ItlcAiEOnds, Mrs l. "FEt, T. q
b Murnh. New-Y9rk
/ Hsr,and H0tet-E. Fitzgerald and wife. Network; G.
~ FufS. "a and wife, NewDur- ". II. T. Lee aud VIE
Virginia Ms. ". c. Huey, Mr. =. r. y. Wunder, Mrs
I O.. T. Jones. Pul,delpnla D.. j. O. Adams MI. Moor,
ana dtu-Atcr. HISS IL. l.. N~r.uS, David Ldpsey, New
! Y1rh
/ iEanfic HohI-eamUe Z. Cbrk aud family, Elmira
7 y L.: L. A. Recon-. Brooklyn J.. NJ Moore ana wife
+ DAYTON, ONO; II. STOW ana NIECE Cincinnati; Munau
3icKinlaY. K. g. MEX inlay, Elizabeth; H. :. Qaie &saI
Mosnt Holly. " j.; Mr. DourldOure and family, PhlIa
d.iouia Isaac PHdlips John l. Baker, View YORK.
M.fsigu HOuSe--A McCustrr, Troy; {. G. Ihurmond
Lock OFT PENN; Z. j. kirby. Philadelphia j. y. RAM
-..v. JO1n Carpenter J. ". Carpenter NewJersty L
II. Il -rts AID VIE. Mrs j. Taylor, New-IOrk