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

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Lose BRANcU. \. j., July 5.-The day was
rather cherries one % the Lotel guests, who spend
most Of their Inc lollng back in easy chairs the
pazzas ~ u WIS cold enough for heavy Overcoats and
sea!ssin eacGucs TIE surf Was very high up TO noon
and broke uuod the beach With heavy roar that
plainly board lule inland. The CRY Of Richmond did
not reach the Fer to-day. large number Of persons
watched the great crowd trying To get ou the boa last
night Two women tainted and one had her dress torn
| Of one woma; became very indignant over tie way
she was pushed oy man behind her
Edward OU{ly anu family. OF NeV-York, Lav. moved
into tLeir new cottage in PayIionaye.
Isaac " BroAiw aad family Of NewYork, at their
cottage m Occan-aye.. near Eiberon.
Bishop O'BylIe. OF Adelaide, Australia, il at the At
iantc Hotel sih party OF relatives
George H. tcAes, Of NewYork, Is At the cottage Of
the Hotel Brighton.
J. b. Petit superintendent Of the New-York division
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad is the West End Hotel
lph ais vile.
M Kellogg and family, Of Chicago, are among the
late arrivals at the Rowland Hotel
The cottage OF T. G.. Burnh ~ at Monmouth Beach Is
occupied his season by c. j. Canda and family Of New
York
A. NJ B1tton president Of the City National Bank Of
Fort Worth. and Of the leadn capitalists OF Texas,
Is at the Hotel Brighton.
Hugo Rothsohld and family Of New York are at the
Florence.
spencer D. SCHUYLER and wife, Of Ncw-YorS are among
the prominent arrivals ut the West End Hotel.
TIE Clarendon Hotel ha- been rechlstened The Ocean
Wave Ho.e e.. anl also reprinted.
Mrs Deai born and family. Of NewYork. are 20 the
Wardeu cottage I'm Union-aye. for the season.
Colonel d. h. Henderson, chairman Of the Iowa Ropub-
can Executive Committee, and family, az the Hotel
Brighton
Frederick Booss and family Of New York, have arrived
at their cottage In Morrs-avu.
oliver Doud Byron has has beautiful little log cabin
erected the elegant lawn OF Castle Byron The cabin
l.. made OF the Ties Used m ,Ae construction Of the
Garfield temporary track EDeron. It visited daily
by hundreds ~ persons.
General j r. Bro as. o the United states Army.
the W,st End Hotel.
er OF the state Oi Aowlvrs has rooms 40 the Atlantic
j. Rnineander Dillon has purchased five acres OF land
in Oceau-ave adjoining cue handsome pot ol PRESIDENT
Miss E,he Guernsey. OF New-4ork is visiting Mrs Dr.
Cots we're in demand ali The hotels on Mon sy night
Dr Henry d. N9.e+. otNew-lork Is among the new
EUIo Dawn, ol New-Yolk, the dramatisf Is guest Of
the Ocean Hotel
Or aud MIS- H. j. Perry or New ok, az the Hotel
Judge william H. Aruouv and family. OF New-York. arc
among he guests al Tie Atlantic Hotel
The following are among tue ate arrivals at the
AtHe Hotel Brig ion--A. Leaman ana wife, Philip
Malone, j. Loweltlsl and WIFE, J.. LOwentha, d. -.
Thompson aud vile A. Blonnt, Mrs. G. II. NJ Ter, Miss
Miller Mrs. Stokes, d. LOwentnal, Mark " Gross, James
H. Coleman ana family, Miss haue How Land, j.. b. EO
laudu, Miss R0lIudO W. III. ctreeter, ana
family. d. Kayannagh ana VIE. OF New York
Al. q. Patterson. II. L. Patterson. OF Philadelphia;
Tnomas Ferguson, Miss VI. J.. hDoarD, Miss Jennie
Ferguson. Francis Ferguson, Mss Josse Ferguson. OF
Detroit; senator Randolph, 81 New Jersey Thomas h.
Randolph Oi MOrIistOWu. y. j.
Al he West End HOtei-Chares Jackson, c. II.
Haney and VIE, l.. ". Mason, l. O.
Mason, Joseph 5traas and sisters, r. Marvin,
William q. COnkliug, william b. King, y l. smith, N.
c: Andrus ana vile. +. r. Taylor |; L underhl, c.
Webb, r. S1vlAe, Miss Lucy Parrish. + philips, Mlss
Lynch, James Jordan Edward V. Coogan, James g. Wal
lace, f. }. Charles Elpsten, G. e. Davis, Il. f.
MulhgaB IL. Edridge, X 3 Griffin, I.
J. Meehan, OF New-NOrk; +. Edwards and
wife Frederick @. Edwards Elliott d. Fish, IL. SnltA
and wife, A. jeffrey, George W. Acret, OF Brooklyn
David ROthschd, Charles .. Wolf, Max Rothschlld
ntnn- ). l.; Jerole Carry L. q. Taaey, j., h. A Me