New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
THE BEACH AT LONG BRANCH.

THE BEACH AT LONG BRANCH
RIVALRY OF STEAMSHIP LrNEs-THE HEBREW BUR-
| IAL ASSOCIATIONS DEBT RAIsED-ARRIvALs AT
THE HOTELS.
lFRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRrsuSpl
LONG BRANCH, n. j., Aug. 1.-THE Plvm-
outh Rock left New-York Monday afternoon twenty
minutes earlier than the City OF Richmond The latter
passed the Plymouth Rock at Sea Bright and reached
'he ocean Pler nearly mile In advance This caused
considerable excitement the hotels where the rivalry
between the two boats has been standing topic.
eTday the managers ofthe City of Richmond announced
| that they should change the timetable.
The trip from New-York and the 7:3O a. m.
trip from the Ocean Pier will be discontinued here
after. The vessel will leave Pier No. g. North River at
a. IN and p M, and the Ocean Pier at ii q and
4:3O p M. The change by the unfair treat
ment OF the vessel by the OF the
IL was rumored Monday that a special meeting OF the
Board OF Directors OF the Ocean Pier Company had
called for the purpose of requesting the resignation of
Henry Iden, the president OF company The rumor
was pronounced false by of the largest stock
holders of the company.
The debt the Hebrew Burial Association has fean
raised The entertainment given Sunday night in the
restaurant OF the Mansion House very successful
NJ j. Butler the proprietor OF the hotel gave use Of
the room free of charge, and aided the affair every
possible way. The result a profit $3.50.
Charles and Warren Leland, IT, of the Ocean Hotel
are to make extensive improvements sea-
son closes new wing will be added to the northern
ehd OF the hotel 1t will be divided into suites
adapted for families. There will about 200 rooms in
the wing. The estimated cost il $4,000. The Ocean
Hotel will be lighted throughout by electric lights next
year.
There were many bathers yesterday the water being
cool and Dracing
Richard j. Dobbins and family, of PHILADELPHIA
moved into their new cottage in Ocean-ave. Monday
afternoon The cottage is of the Queen style
architecture, and one of the finest Long Branch.
sr Henry Rowland of London, is at the Ocean Hotel
with william L. Van Buren,, of Brooklyn.
General +. Bird Gmbb, OF Beverley, NJ j. arrived at
the West End Hotel Monday
Dr. j. j. Spreng and wife, Of New-York, are among
the late arrivals at the Mansion House.
Hereafter special morning train ON the Central
Railroad of Jersey will leave Long Branch at 5:55
O. m. daily and arrive in New-York at 7:3o a. M It's
run to accommodate business men who are stopping
along the New-Jersey beach
W. Jennings Demorest and wife, of New-York, are at
the Atlantic Hotel.
The Rev. DIR. Noah II. Schen. Of ST. AIMS Eps
copal Church. Of Brooklyn, who spent Sunday the
West End Hotel, returned 10 New-York yesterday.
Lloyd Aspinwal of NewYork, is a guest Of the How
land Hotel.
Edward Newcomb, of Albany, n. Y, is at the Ocean
| Hotel.
George T. Lorfl lard, the president OF the Monmouth
Park Association, is stopping the West End Hotel
John T. waring, of New York, is the United States
Hotel
u b. stocKwen, of the firm of Tiffany & Co., of New
York, is registered at the West End Hotel
Among the late arrivals following:
Athe Hotel Bri9hton-Mrs Anna Lacy, s. r. Phillips
man. HirscG Joseph chatleier. Frederick s f SI p
woGshees IDEAS MURPHY John copoyep W.. James
pniIa s Mrs / Harden6nrgh Miss Birdie
N y; Charles A. Baeder, OF Jenknstown, Penn
Attte Manson Hoase-P. b. Delaney. Mrs NJ Roths-
JMGsspn H. u Bisley II Nelson and Wife NswY9
Of Orange valleys \ . tne RENE eTe fev " NJ caan
ka s Iahndy MISS Helen tandy of sing Sing n Y;
Shaw. Illinois; John C. Winters and wife, Of brook
y S M a. w gd, 81 Des M9nes iowa Mrs VII
u; Moore, w q. Ludlow. C. b. Ludlow, of New-Bruns-
Al Me United States Hotel-H. Stern and wife, c. A.
RanWG hn Charles King John T. warng. jr james
Guil!er Michael Fsely Henry Rohsehid, r.. L. Price
Of Louis Mekney Of wash ssi H e. fi "a
TbSnpsoH ana vile e q Fi@depSa Having ana wife,
AZ ne HoSIa"d Hotel -iscrge Clark, jr Augustus Ma
James n Lynoh Charlie. F. Lynch, Of "l Ncw-Y SR'
Clara esom Mrs May wdnan Ted snS w Ma S1ns
s: n Iineaweaver and wife q Palladcphia; W. HSgen
e Wss.sarfs Penn < sty Of o S % 'i Ks
and wife, OF Baltimore; c. b. simmons W L. Lyons of
Louisville G r. KnisEern, NJ C. Markham, Of Chicago;
hngton, n il; J. Weatherhy. Of Trenton, N. J.
y the Misses pinaespei Miss l. Watkins, 4 AM NJ i Bnr
ton, ID, NJ Held. Miss Strong, G g. Shields, N. N New
ii. Bumsted l. n Moore OF New YORK; Harry FRANCES
K j; Minister OF BROOKLYN Francis E. Brewster, l.. c.
Marley, " C.. Marley, jr., Miss Mamie f. Marley Miss
Ella Woodruff, Charles H. Woodruff and wife, OF Philar
dephia Mrs and Miss Freln ghuysen, Frederick Ere
hnghuysen, Miss Ttlle Vail, Of Newark, N. j.. T., NJ
Freshman and the Misses Frshman J. W. Casting and
wife. of Cncinnat the Misses Morris OF Chester County
Md; c. W. Dunkley and wife, Mrs. William Cochrane, 81
Chicago.
Attic Ocean Hotei-w. b. Tunis, Miss Church, " Baw-
der, NJ v Freund, W. c. Childs j. Armstrong. Mrs.
Kaiske Of New-York; W. W. Card and family of Pitts
burg PENN ). A. Baxter and wife, OF Lima, N V; W.
Morgan OF Chicago c. NJ. Rogers, OF Mount Holly, Nj;
d. Demond of Portland, Me-. G. +. Weldon, Detroit;
j. SHOTS, wife ana daughter of Yonkers N. "; Z. Wal
rath, wife and daughter, OF Chtenango; j. Worden
of san Francisco.