New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19
Alexandria Bay, n. T., July 16, 1880.
OTHER SUMMER RESORTS.
SUNDAY AT LONG BRANCH.

SUNDAY AL LONG BRANCH.
THRoNes OF VISITORS BY THE DoAT-A HOT MORN
ING FOLLOWED BY A COOL BREEzE-ALMosT A
DISASTER.
LONG BRANCH, July 1S.-Sunday at the
Branch" the introduction OF Sunday trains ana
sunday boats, is altogether the iveest day OF the week
Most OF the guests at the hotels with
deeorum. but those who come by Sunday trans and
boats are ont for holiday ana they throDg beach
and avenue. making the the 1veIest OF any
day of the week About 500 persons came by the Bay
rouge to-day and the Plymouth Rock brought the largest
load to the pier that has landed Each
three decks dcnsely packed and the number on
board must have besn fully 5000.
a brisk south wiud has been blowing all day, but up
TO p m. 1t not sufficient temper the blazing
rays OF the sun, and umbrellas in active de-
mand. AT the hour named the wind hauled few points
eastward and the Of the day has been comfortable
Last evening was cool aud such as TO encourage dan
eiDg but for some reason the pazzas preferred
and the parlOrs were almost destitute Of dancers.
Ten asked and readily obtained here for the
sunday papers This fact doubtless encouraged the
terprse of morning newspaper boat which landed at
the pier at $50 this morning and when the newsmon-
usually supply the " Branch and who come
by the Central Railroad reached here they found their
customers already supplied.
The water is warm to-day and bathing has been ex-
tensivey INDUCED in; the water however, has been
Literally thick With jelly fish, which some what marred
the pleasure OF he bath.
Blue mackerel have been on in abundance to-day,
and the fishermen loaded their boats in few hours
Sevenfythree vessels. most OF them lying off north
OF the Branch counted this morning They
appeared 10 be becalmedthOugh fresh from the
South blowing along shore
As the 6:10 train New York for Long Branch was
crossing the Newark Bay Ridge this morning. the
locked. He close upon It, and The tram beng
heavy he had little time for delberatiOu, but
whistlei " down brakes" and promptly reversed his
engine. The sudden stop broke the couplings OF many
the jammng several Of then. of tho track and
upon each other. Fortunately none OF them went into
the river. The only person -eTpuslv injured was Mr.
Reuben J. X an, Editor Of The Summer Season. and
member Oh tne Common Counci or Elizabeth, y. D. Mr..
RYAN sanding AT the time, and thrown forward
and against the back OF one of Tie seats The undam
aged portion OF the tram came on 70 Long Branch bring
2 M Ryan, who joined his family at the Keystone
House. where ne is spending the summer. Dr. James
Chasey was caHcu' ana IOuDd dr Ryan seriously Dut
not dangerously ured about the breast ana shoulders
Three hundred do Will probably injury
done to the train Tue engineer attributes the accident
neglect the part OF the bridge-teudcr, and all on
10 De OWING 10 Tue sharp eye ana prompt acon OF the
engineer
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TODcy, Chicago; the Hon Hamilton Ward, Attorney
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