New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST s 1881

ocioch TINS morning, DR.. Parkhurst of Chicago pre
SUING Ihe topic was "The women's Foreign Mission.
~ "oih on the Several Denominations" The chairman
reported That the Union women's Board was doing a
se onee'iVe work at Yokohama, Japan Favorable re-
ps were made of womens missionary work in the Con-
e e,,'' BAPTIST, Presbyterian, English Lutheran,
o'no'ist, the Reformed Church. United Brethren the
"ua h'etnodist, the Cumberland Presbyterian and
o'oi onurches The women of the Presbyterian Church
Last year, those Of the Methodist Church
%o'ooo and those of the Congregational body about
$4,000 ABOUT 100000 was raised by fifteen woinens
's ast year. and from the first they have raised an
aggregate OF S4,5OO,OOO
a JOINT meeting of the New-York State and Chau-
T, o"ulty temperance Societies was held in the
at 10 O'clock about 900 persons being
az, w, =. HAIL. OF jamestown, presided. Eli johnson,
u nsoolyn read letter from Governor ST. John Of
terns INVOLVING fight against the whole whisky in
required his together with his official duties
of prohibasn opposition but predicts the final triumph
that johnson secretary of the State Society," reported
dtagers We're proceeding to organize every
scn uiu p,a2ing the Christian temperance work and
Mr. J6Sb umeetl we, anti,iquor legislation.
~ SonhsOn then delivered lecture on The Jniyer-
f Enr Aeraon of Liquors in the United States and
oOME OF THE PEOPLE AT LONG BRANCH
LONG BRANCH, N. j., Aug. 2.-The day has
peen one OF bright sunshine and the beach has been
WIN oriianty attired women and children all day. The
were made without accident. The number of bathers
was very large
special excursion train Of fifteen cars from Washing
on N j., reached Long Branch at 10 o'clock Mayor
Dhie r. Beatty was chairman of the committee of ar
ranSements heexcurson under the auspices of the
Washington Methodist Episcopal Church A large num-
per OF the visitors visited Asbury Park andOcean Grove
rroieesor d. f. Edwards, of the Notre Dame Univer-
sty, OF Indiana is at the Ocean Hotel
testimonial hop will be given to Carl Won Schiller
n In nnnn,
VI Inc hoei' saturday evening. The guests of the Hotel
brighton VIII give complimentary hop to Professor
feterman Thursday evening in the hotel parlors-
Inc Rev. Dr. Richard Vanhorne and wife are at the
Mansion House.
Colonel James Moore. the chief engineer of the Cen
trail Railroad of NewJersey Is at the Rowland Hotel
Ahe Rev. @. II. Garretson and family, of Brooklyn
are among the late arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel
Count Marefaschi, the italian ViceConsul at New
York City, and the Count Franianel member of the
Itanah Parliament, at the West End Hotel. The
Count Franfanelli is accompanied by his daughter.
BITS Russell Hancock, of Governors Island n ", the
caughter-nlaw of Major-General Hancock, is at the
West End Hotel.
H. T. Riinsford, OF Philadelphia Ia at tho Rowland
Hotel. Senator Allen and Colonel ]. c. Wallace, Of
Newark, NJ j. at the Mansion House with their fam
lies Simon sternbergcr, of NewYor has contracted
for the erection of three cottages on Cedarave Work
on the buildings will begin at once.
Among the latest hotel arrivals the following:
W s Gottsbergen. G. r. Smith n cempbe r strsn
ahan, OF NewYork city J. r. Warde. the Misses Eisen-
berg Mrs. c. Morris and family H. Aeman and wiie. r.
f. wander, Of Philadelphia Penn; j. B. Mayo, OF Louis
VILE KY; g. i. Smith, OF jersey Shore, Penn
LAUGHS Hotei-W. 4. sheppCr G. Morgansten and
wife, Miss schuer, c. ID. Gil e. Wallach, Miss Holland
OF New-fork City, j. Balen, of Hong Kong, China; L.
Kelly, J, oliver OF London, England ID. ROsewan and
wife, of Buffalo, ". Y.
The United StdteS-A. Benjamin and wife, T. Blanch-
ard and Wife j. Mendcndez and family, J. SlAtery and
wife, Mrs. Hacksadler the Misses Freeman, l.. Sarvyen
and wife, OF New York City; Il. G. Rasn, AZ Rasn, of
baltimore, Md; b. Smith aud wife, OF Washington
d. G.. d. Field, Of Albany ~ Y; l.. Carson, Miss Cur
son, Of Rochester, n. Y.
The West EndT T.. sewell, n f. Paige, II. W. Halleck
L. D. Rose, {. NJ Garth, $. S. Reynolds, Of New York
City; a. @. Hairy and wife, OF Pttsburg Penn; W. f.
Johnston aud wife, OF Boston, Mass; Mrs. L. j. Hollo
way, Miss Holloway, Miss Roche, Miss Goodc G. Parker
OF Baltimore, Md; NJ NJ. Wheny OF the United States
Army Il. Clark and wife, g. W. smith, +. T.. Sicsles, j.
l.. Lewis and wife, OF Philadelphia, Penn.
The Occdn-Mrs. G. A. Anderson, T. Il. Kaughran, A.
DIN, l.. DIN, :. Cohen, y. Greenfield and wife, c. t.
ThurSton, A. j. Nebbcr ". Kennedy and wife, = r. Me-
Lead, w L. Locke and wife, OF AcwIork City X. Akin
Miss Ahin, Miss Loderwick, OF POughkccpsie, n VI c.
Giles and wife, Of Buffalo, n. ~ Captain Kennedy, Of
the United States Army.
The Mansion House,. II. Tarctt, @. stanclif, +. W
Cavity W. a. Butler G. W. King and wife, H. L. Frank
{. Edfray, = Van Moppcs, of Newlork city; j. G. Wal
lace Miss Wallace, X. H. Allen and wife, Miss Robbins
OF Newark n. j.; NJ. W. Birch, Mrs. Wolf and son, Of
Philadelphia, Peun.; G. Williamson and Wife, of Pough-
kecpse, N u; T. Lyons. W. f. Laws, OF Brooklyn, NJ Y.