New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-17
CROWDS GATHERED AT LONG BRANCH.

| CROWDS GATHERED AT LONG BRANCH
LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 16.-The arriv-
ais yesterday large The number Of bathers dur
ing the day very large. The people here have not
suffered from the heat 1t has not been uncomf0rt
able.
The Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church at Third
and Gar1eldaves opened for service for the first
time to-day. The morning preached by
Bishop Matthew Simpson, after whom the church
named. union service held In the afternoon. in
which the Rev. j. A. Jones' the pastor OF the church.
tho Rev. James Moore pastor OF St Luke's Methodist
Episcopal Church, Long Branch village and others took
part. The Rev. Thomas Hanlon president Of Pennng-
ton Seminary preached in the evening and the new ed
flee was formally dedicated by Bishop Simpson. The
church handsome structure shaped, and
will seat about 500 persons.
The first fudress hop Of this season at Sea Bright
took place at the Peninsula House last night. 1t was at
tended by many OF the hotel guests here and nearly all
tho cottagers Monmouth Beach aud Sea Bright The
spacious dining room tastefully trimmed
with overgreens and flowers, and the front
Of the hotel brilliantly lighted up
with Chinese lnerns. The attendance was very large
Madame lie Grandc Been, the actress, and family, are
at the Ocean Hotel
Ex-Allennan Farley aud family, OF NewYork, are at
the United States Hotel.
Governor George G. Ludlow OF New-Jersey, Is at the
Ocean Hotel
Among the guests OF the United States Hotel is r.
Alexander, Of the largest cattle Of Texas
John OByrne. Assistant Distrct-Attorney OF New
York and wife, Miss Katie OByrne arrived at the
Atlantic Hotel yesterday
Colonel d. c. Dusenbcrry, OF Orange County, N Y, is
among the guests the West End Hotel
Tho second full dress hop Of the Ocean Hotel was held
this evening
The City Of Richmond was crowded every day last
week TO her utmost capacity.
The Rev. Dr. Van Nest of Philadelphia, is stopping at
the Atlantic Hotel with his wife.
John BopperJudge OF the City District Court of Paer
son. " Jand his dlughter, Miss Margaret j. Hopper ar
rived at the SclIboro yesterday.
Robert r. Porter secretary of the United States Senate
Tariff Commisson arrived at the West End Hotel yes
terday afternoon.
The wife and daughter Of United States Senator Ran
doph joined him at the West End Hotel Friday night.
Long Branch has been connected by telephone with
A party was given at Pleasure Bay Friday after
by Joseph Mills one OF the guests OF the West End
Hotel.
". b. c Carpenter, of New-YOrk, is a guest at the
There now fire mails each way daily between Long
Branch and New York. and the same number each way
between philadelphia and Long Branch -.
The second track on the NewYork and Long Branch
Railroad is nearly completed.
Among the late ARRIVALS the following:
Al the IfQHSOn HOuse-V. Cook, jr. W. b. Dunn, Al
bert f. Bocsstader ard family William H. Bogert, John
Cbatn and family g. KoirHS'at Waller EP4ilips'
of Louis William W: Thomson, of Philadelphia James
=. BloCmpr \
Atthe Scar6OrO-Laura Fitch, A. A. Bonner and wife,
Emilio Del Pho. +. H. Benedict, jr, Richard Vose-
York Mss ss' r j. Hones, Miss Alice NJ Holmes Of
Brooklyn, Samuel f. Herbert, OF Greeepont, L. l., Jo-
seph H. Mann, of Philadelphia Charles Sarano and wife,
At i' he ocean Hotel-J r. Graham ard family Max
Chamber ill., H. Z; curley ard family, j. r. Miller and
imy ~ l. Merrill scId "P an a11 j. ID !" We c s
aid c. {. Bartel OF Denver city &. Sanger aud family
OF Dallas Texas; Henry J. EYerAar Henry Wilkinson
aud family. James Il Custer and family, J: H. Johnson
a1d v Il. Clapp and family OF Chicago Thomas wash
n y; Il. h. Cobb and family, of Cleveland; NJ L.
Thompson, s. f. Bloch and family, Of Brooklyn; 5. s.
Wlcktam and family, Of Middetown,N Y.
AiMe United States HotelMrs. NJ Fisher ard family.
James II. schlcner Frederick uhlnan, Miss Juliette
Mayer, Miss Ophea Viola Herman, H. NJ. james, 4. T.
Orwell Miss Victoria o dwell, john r. Farley, A. l..
onei j. Kecne and Tife, EizaDeh, n j.
Al Me 4aant HoteI.George F; Doak, c: A. VAIN
vie. OF brooklyn; H. Mellh0rne, Of Atlanta, Ca Jesse
L. Booshsr and family oI ST. Lous T. e. burgess aud
two SONS Of Montc.ar y. J.; william Mintzer, Miss
Mary Reilly, of PHILADELPHIA
C. Nash, of Sew York Charles H. Mellon, Mrs Charles
Kuhn ami family, J. f. Montornare aud wife, William
Henry Lex AID wife, Frank n Etring, Of Philadelphia
Mrs. s. ". snow, Miss II. f. Snow, Of Chicago; william
II he Wtst End Ho,eI-F Won stade and wife, Miss
Madeline Arnold. Mls. NJ. L. Mason, J. q: johnson, j.,
D.s D. C EgT S,n MISS NJ H. Ca%9be George s. Tcrry
William b. Kendall, Mrs. b. Kendall, Miss Alec L. Ken
dali, j. h. DlmoDl, IL I'ucOn, H. lrua& anu
family Daniel Is. Freedman g. Lee Stour, OF New York
john IL. Douglas f. 3 Ma;se, Of BrooKlYni William
Clark, William e. Hartley, +. .. llanOn Il. Clark and
wife, hadelpla Mrs. j. ReerdOn j. u. Reerdon, of
~. CalharlncS, Canada.
The 81 Regiment, n. q. s. n. j., Colonel E. H. Ropes
commanding, will visit here on Wednesday. Two eX-
cIrsOn trains the Pennsylvania Railroad start
Jersey City and the other from NewBrunswck,
viii be that day meeting at West End where Inc
will be formed, held and saK mounted The line OF
march will be by President ArthuIs cottage to EberOn
10 FraucA cottage, where President Garfield dcd,
thence 10 General Grants cottage where the regiment
Will Dinner viii be served at the Mansion
House. after which the Will be dismissed until 3
O'CLOCK. Governor Ludlow VIII review them at that
hour. dress parade following at 530 There will be
Grand exhibition drill by Company {, Phi Kearny
Guard, of Inc Mansion House, at O'Clock IL IL
expected that Governor Ludlow ana several eX-GON-
eriiurs Of New-Jersey will be present at the dinner