New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-07
PROSPERITY at LONG BRANCH

IMPORTANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIE GUESTS
AND COITAGERs Al ELDEEON.
FRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRiBCNE.l
Long BRANCH, June G.-An unusually large
crowd OF visitors for this OF tae year was eX
pected here sunday. fhe morning broke bright and
clear storm of short duration set IN shortly
after O'Clock All the rest Of the day straw hats and
sunshades were in demand.
Tn. visitors from New York not so large was
expected but the train was wei filled
The handsome new iron bridge is being erected
over Green's Pond. in Oceanaye. Is rap lily approaching
completion and Carriages can now DO driven over It,
The work of turning the salt marsh into beautiful lake
having park with walks and drives, trees and shrub
ber ON the side. being pushed ahead rapidly the
workmen can perform TIE labor The sea wall between
the "pond" and tGe is nearly completed This
work is being paid for by the cottIgers, with the
ul.hed BY the county authorities. Among
the subscribers to the fund are Presbury
& uioreth OF the West End Hotel. Anthony j.
Drcxel Charles f. woershoffer James seigman Bryce
Gray General Alexander s. Webb, j. W. Curtis, >. stern
berrer Jeremiah Curtis, David James King, Benjamin
g. Clark ex-Preoilent Grant, NJ Stornberser, George ~
Curtis. L. Mandel IL. Hermann, j. T. Rowland Isaac V
nrok,w. George II. Durham, Charles VI. Frey Robert
BARBOUR Mrs Julia Billings, General Thomas l. Eckert,
George W. CMbls Henry h. Fahnestock, Lewis b.
Brown Robert WiutnrOp. III. Ec1Or NegcOmb, Com
modore Charles X Garrison, william j. Edwards
n.riel r Iyddy Oh ,rles a. FrLacklyn aud others.
The work is one that will b. very beneficial, both as re
CARDS the health OF tho ootakos anu 'o ooAS Vi ''
section of the Branch
The cottages at Elberon all ready for their owners
and sone of them already occupied The Elberon "a
oman and .ulests are arriving daily. The Kitchen and
kerry have been enlarged and remodeled, and por-
tlon OF the house has been rebuilt The office
has been enlarged and the house handsomely
repatnted repapered and refurnshed Among
that Wi
in tho Elberon this year are General r. f. winslow,
Harry p Rogers Lewis c. Clark, W. G. Stokes George
William BallOu, Herbert Smith, f. H. N whiting, W e.
Uanninp anu families, aud l.. Is. Lockwood oil OF New
York CITY; Edward Brinson J. II. Clark. George Ii:
Boxer Mrs. Dulles, DR.. T. A. smith, * j. Elting anu
OF brooklyn. and NJ c. Chapman ana family, Of ST.
Louis. s 49,. NH, ...s 8, an "a.
the following: Tue Clih cottage, sldney Diloh ana
Pniladel phia; the Franckya cottage, Auellno eith
and family, OF NewYork, William u. CrOcker anu Ial-
ily John d. Wood and family the Duranu cottage, AT
tsmus Holmes and family the James scout cottage
Heniamin O. Clark aud family the Edwards cottage,
Elias d. Kennedy and family. Dr. A H. ointn anu Iani
iy f. g. Brown aud family, john r. scott ana Ismy,
Henry c. Fahnestock and family. James A Gafiahu anu
family, Robert h. Winthrop anu lainy' , a. -.
| A. Crocker and family; the Bun cottage, neprso
| CLARK aud family, Mr. Hubbard, Of Butter, HUBBARD
Co ami family; the Girard cottage. George T. Kings
land and family. Judge Halves anu isnM, roo
Work CIV the EberOn cottage, W. T. Garter and iami-
w. of Philadelphia; &. ). Bryoc ana FAMILY oil Lima
ohio. MIR Howard aud family, Of Columbus Ohio; Ill.
Victor NeweomD and family OF New-Iork CITY. II. a
g Tsylor and family OF New-York City, have arrived
their o,ttage In Lincoln-ave., Elberon
The handsome cottage OF the late Moses Taylor. In