New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-03
INCIDENTS OF LIFE AT.LONG BRANCH.

INCIDENTS OF LIFE AT'LONG BRANCH.
THE SEASON FAIRLY BEGUN AND TIE HOTELS
cROwDED--sOME OF THE LATE ARRIVALS.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSEI
Long BRANCH, n. j., July 2.-The season
here fairly open and the hotels crowded with
guests All Of the trains loaded to their utmost
capacity yesterday and the late arrivals put to no
little trouble in finding quarters The quantity OF
baggage handled by the various express companies was
astonishing and the express wagons were running Long
after midnight
Last night the porcDcs OF the hotels closely
filed with guests that it difficult TO move about.
and parlos and corridors packed with people
To-day the Branch alive with people It's entire
length The walk on the bluff black with
people who watching the gambols OF the children
on the beach and toe bathers WHO bobbing
ND and down in the surf in large numbers The hotel
porches crowded and the principal avenues we're
filed with all sorts OF vehicles The City OF Richmond
and the Plymouth Rock brought down several thousand
passengers who spent the day In trying To avoid the
frauds stage drivers, and =gng those peculiar
New. Jersey seacoast creatures known al saud bugs
TIE average Long Branch hackuan regards all city Wis
itors as lis legitimate prey and swindles them in all pos
sible ways. There have been many complaints about
the short change gwen by the stage drivers They pass
of cent as ten-cent piece Al nlght, and when given
silver dollar generally try to return change for fty-
cent piece The old visitor pays ten cents for ride on
Ocean-aye. but a fresh always pays from fifteen
cents twenty-five for the same ride.
There WIS tine sea breeze to-day and at nighttal 1t
was quite cool
Several Of the hotels gave sacred concerts A" this
evening. TIL, programmes consisted Of selections from
Billee Taylor" Troyatore Il" and other operas
Captain Il. Wiliams of the srh Hussars, Of the Eng
lish Army, and wife, are stopping at the West End
Hotel
Senator Randolph, Of New-Jersey, is registered ct the
Hotel Brighton.
grand review and inspection OF the 80 Regiment,
National Guard New Jersey, Colonel f. II. Ropes com
manding, will take place in Ocesuave., fronting the
Mansion House, July 10. The regiment will be re-
viewed By Governor Ludlow and slaf, and probably
President Arthur and e1Presdent Grant The invited
guests and the Of the regiment will partake ola
banquet IN large dningroom Of the Mansion House
after the review.
Mrs. Jacobs and family, OF New-York, ore occupying
the Noes Cottage, in Oceanaye.
II Hahlo and family, Of New-YOrs, have rented the
Abbecassi Cottage, in Oceanaye., and occupy
ing it.
The Pach Cottage in Cheseaave. ia occupied by Mrs.
H. Leroy Jones and family, OF New York
E1-Alderman Farley and family, CT New-YOrk will
arrive al the Mansion House tomorrow.
The Rev. DR.. James II. Buckley, the Editor Of The
Christian Advocate, and wife, Of NewYork, at the
Atlantic Hotel Dr. Buckley preached in St Luke's
Methodist Episcopal Church today.
+ Theodore Bell and family have at Hotel
Brighton.
The room in the Franckyn Cottage, where President
Garfield died. has not been draped in black. as
ported.
The cottage OF Daniel Dougherty Of Philadelphia, In
Oceau-ave. occupied this year by g. NJ. Lehman and
family. Of New-York
The widow children OF General Cespedes, Of Cuba,
are settled at the Ocean Hotel.
Captain James slater, Of New-York, is among the
qiests of TN Mansion House.
Samuel Baugh and family. OF Philadelphia, are among
the latest arrivals at the Rowland Hotel
General d. Butterfeld. OF New-York Is registered at
the West End Hotel.
ExJudge George NJ Curtis, OF New-York, is guest at
the Ocean Hotel
S. Serue and family, OF Newly ork, are at the Mansion
House
The Rev. DR.. william B. Cooper, one OF the mission
ares to Japan Of the Episcopal Church, and wife,
guests at the Atlantic Hotel.
E1Mayor william S. stokley. wife and granddaughter,
Of Philadelphia at the Rowland Hotel
Tie new cottage Of DR.. Blumenthal in Ocean-aye., is
being used this By G. Banyer and family, Of New
York.
The new OF John Hoey opposite the Lodge Of
Holly wood Park Cedaraye, will probably be occupied
By President Arthur and household about the middle Of
the present month. II has al the modern improve
menis ana s iurnisned THROUGHOUT LII Inc most costly
Ex-Governor Joseph D. Beile. of New-Jersey, and
family, are at the Mansion House.
George W. Rayner and family, OF Baltimore, are at
j. NJ. spiro and family Of New-York have arrived at
their cOtiagen Maln-st, Long Branch village
The Board of Examiners OF the N"Jersey state Den
tai society viii meet at the Ocean Hotel July i,
Mrs Catlarin CrUnin, Of NeW-ICrk Il occupying her
cottage -ecOndaye, between Chelsea and Motifs
sidney Dillon and family among the recent arrivals
Thomas o. Connor and family OF ew-York are among
the new cottagers in Cedar-aye.
De VIII sehgman aud wife, OF New-York, are at the
West End Hote.
Among the late arrivals are the following:
At the OCEAN HOteL-H. Goodman, Alexander j. Don
+. smith and VIE, NJ b. Abraham and "he j. Z, smith
WIFE, > stiner and family G. C. sprague and wife.
Miss Mamie sprague, Il. II. Walton and family. IL l.
Clark and vine 5 l. Greenfield, Miss Hannah Greenfield.
Miss carrie Greenfield, John IL Miller and wife, l. A.
Miss Te Greenneal c. IL. Corli.. John Cors, OF New
York Francis Herman and family, anu j. ID LII ahd
cues.er n 7; K. Ecces and wife, OF Auburn. \. Y. A.
j. Philips q. IL Dickinson, LOUIS saller, Oh Pniadel-
Al the United States Hotel--John 7. Sloan and e,
K simon, Charles FRITZ, T. Palm, Charles L. Bldwln ).
11,r,ne - Arnold r E O-burn1 NiIian Douglas
and VIE samuel If. Errman samuel Frank and family,
r. FOrscn FAMILY, William Morrow ,. > Osgood, A.
Barnett and amly, Max Well wite and dans Ter Ed
ward A. Kohers, l. Llthauer and family o. Se"-IOrA;
H. T. KOhen, OF Rochester, \. y. CharIcs OConner and
Edward daley. Of Philadelphia; Mrs Alexander san
At he Aaa,.tlc HoeI-A. 8. Pyatt, J. II. ". Arnold,
VIC anu eiSI1n S N a. T r,a 1--WE me- tIheTt -
GalI.tin Daniel Hogan John l. lockwood and
FAMILY, T. ii. McE~eu, Miss Harriet Gross
T. DonOhue aud ,. D0nohue, OF New-l ora;
Miss NJ Gryger w. +. Ia ha wife. the Misses BID
die caldwell n. biddIe, james K Boot Miss X ledey-
MR. L. 4 lie ley ara McClnch, Miss ID. Budal NO
Clnch, L. T. DooOins Amos II. Evans, J. l.. Dobbins,
Joseph A Boom, airs III. A Booth Miss t. A. Booth "
Philadelphia.
Al the scarboro-J Martinez p f. Collier and family.
Dr. arthur I. EIAs, IhOIn1s L. 5haw and VIE. Miss
SADIE Hatch H. Z. Berlin and wife. u. NJ l. Lacks, =.
Mora vile ana tue dora, A. h. stman, vile and
dau hter, Mis- J. NJ. Benedict, 1. ii. BsHcucJ Jr Ahl
vile William w. Owens. John T. sherman aud wiIo oi
NsW-lork; John 4 Fame, IuoIn.s L. Ash, 'Toruoh M
AAh, Of Pniladeph William L. M1cDiaral' OF Nta"-
ford. y j. 49,. 49,, An,
Al Lae H0lviGHd HOteI-Sdward ID. Webb, Misc Alice
WebO. W A. Piliner, ". II. Chaplain, +. Mccarthy, e.
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