New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-12
WELCOME BREEzEs FROM THE SEA.

| WELCOME BREEZES FROM IHE SEA.
BOT NIGHT AID MOE%ISG Al LONG BRANCH
SEEKING COMFORT IN Tie wATgI-A SUDDEN
| CHANGE OF THE wIND-OvERCROwDED HOTELS
! IRON AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNEI
! LoYG BRANCH, July 11.-Ihc land breeze
hich prevailed es:erday continued through tile night
and unt: &c this afternoon. Last ikht
OF the few uncOmoraby hot nights that have visited
us this season ard this morains burning un and dry
and parching wind sent tie thermometer up to 81 in
the shade Jhe gu at the hotels mad left thc
break stroJms Alter breakfast everybody rusncd for
the water a he only place that promised relief rom
The heat: and by 10 o'clock thcre was scarcely dry
bathing sus ~ Obtained. Even the seemed 10
share in TIE general assifudc induced b. tie
leat, and the ucrest swGsh upon The sands
wac tie only motion the water seemed capable
Of making The sea was the sinoothes seen for years
The water very warm, and thousands OF people
reluctant to return hot shore remained up their
nerks in the cooling for ran hour. These
long baths did suit Tho bahncmoster, who wanted
the suit: TO let TO Others in waiting but they had no
remedy For nifty cents hires bathing suit which
NAV be worn Tor ten minutes or day.
Tho neon boat brought the largest Load Of people that
has ever landed a. the pier from vessel Eaca OF the
tnree decks II the Plymouth Rock swarmed with
passengers AMI every place aboard her whore person
could perch was occupied The number eould not have
been much less than 5000 These excursioEists lso
took TO tie water and the bathing masters nave prof
lied b. the intense heat.
AT O'clock this afternoon the land breeze died ont
AMI WIS soon followed by NshiDg sea breeze. which
put the thermometer down several degrees, to $50.
Secretary sherman landed NJ tho pier this morning
from the revenue Grant aud taking carr age,
made brief Ills upon Mes.rs Geor3 y. Clils and II.
C. FahnesocI their cottages Tho Sc rctRry returned
to pier at about 40 ooOc, and going aboard The cui
ter. proceeded nOrthward.
Tho Haverly Jubilee Singers numbering about forty
came down on the noon boar to-day. Tney gave 20.
called sacred tho pier tails afternoon AID
evening to audiences OF 5000
number OF swimmers swan ont to The yacht Wander
WORT this afternoon wiich ay of about 800 yards.
Ater soe eghS ten hal exhibited TIER aquatic skill
in this way cry o. man crovn'EE Was heacd. few
moments aftcrward p. II. VGnACyst, Of Ne ark. y. J.
vas brought the shore Ivy tie Ocean Hotel lie gurd
NJ Vanhuvst lad CvcrraJed lis Powers OF endurance
and in attempting reach the yacht sank. Bu; III
timely assistance would have drowned l. took only
less tAan hours no atemped to rep-st Ms Mort TO
swim the yacht bue was prevented % Tie authorities
About 500 visitors came by M Rag route.
The holels oye:iowed last night. rs was expected.
Afer putting up 80 cots ut West T. I'd Hotel enough
guests To Occngy as many more were llirN'd away 4
SIMILAR state Of Things prevail ii NJ ;Ge Ocean Hotel
The hops were wen attended last evening, and all the
hotel paros aEd plazzas were thrcugcd with fashion
IA. nv Drs. Alexander Mclean asa Charles Il
Fowler of NewYorE ne Eev. Jesse styles, Of Ifcnto1
and the Rev. Dr.. Wesson, returned nls,Gnar. orrI
pied Long Branch pGi Us ths iHornng. Despite The
heat tHe churches were well filed.
George Trrucis Train At the Ocean HOci, and Gen
! erul KINDER l.. ;. A. s at the Nrst Ini.
Following ar. am t.c littst arrivals:
West End Hot~t-1hOMas Cll,inc Lnganc; General
K.ddry L. - -; J. c. Knr. srD Francisco; >ti!gt Far
ringtnn and vIir Lowell; y. T.. Bacon aud WIZ, L. L.
BnBD.tt Phi Il !epnia AW. Llnnins aud WIFE, tn "a
A. PleiaH and wife, Arnold Lee and VIE, W. i. Crap
man. Mrs. :. s. G X, New-Iurs.
Wqpsion H0usc-llrs J. I. Wcrtm0re. Baltimore; T.
II Tolalan and WIFE, Ii. Morrison and vie, Cincinnati.
Stanley Bagc. Syracusei T. Rocbirg a. l. Cook. Ir-E
ton; g. 81. Chapman. DrooSyn; W. : Davidson and
vile L. {. Holman aud wife Mrs. NJ. T. Beisde. G. "
Hopk1us0n ami wife, Ncy-1ork
Ho,rldnd Ho'cl.-Irs. T. T. Law, 5. Law. CT Hizet
hurst J. T. Baker Philadelphia d.. :. D. Erench and
wife Troy; p. G. Baker and wiz. A. S Wa:Ker Dr. G.
II Hammond. = 3 God lard ". i. Ravens. New YORK.
| United Stdfcs H0tsi-John Damn. O5@eso; &. /. Gil
more New -BrunswicS, y. j.. Maurice stern, New-Or
rars: ID. V. Davidson and wife. Max Iiiilmsn, J. T.
Ellis Max Lasker, K. A. De Lima ID. a. d. Lima, New
York. -
Deem Hoiel-G ". Dewey and wife, Detroit: A. ID
Levin.er, tiermauy; NJ. J. Rnmpcl, CINCINNATI; n:
Falcouer. Omaha; \. q. Fonda, LOuis Vile, Ky; MS
Edith Moore Newark; Edward Clark A. \ 1hompson
and wife George W. koderck. BrooklIn; D. > Udnrus'
and wife DR. d. d. stewart. DR.. H. j. Kcene, ihiladri
nina: " H. Garrison and wife. e. II. Hiard, q Gorge
| Johnson A. C. Case Miss Brahea. Byron COlseu, b. K
| Elliot l. G. Perkins. John McCaVe an family. j. l.
| DnyrI3Drf George Francis Tram. IT.. SewYOrk
4Hdpfic H0tel-Charles VI. Hurley Ernest Doure
dogrc Philsdep hia; F. 5. Robinson and family, j. l.
Breese, A. 4 Walker. 2 F. Bingham. New-York