New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-10
oVgRcOATS IN USE At LONG BRANCH.
Kelley FROM THE HEAT-GAMBfING-DrAhoND
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Kelley FROM The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 9.-The weather
here has been delightfully."- cool suce the shower Of as
night The early nsers oycrcosts and thick wraps
while taking their morning walks along the oinn lhe
wind was strong all day. ara the surface Of the ocean
WAS covered with white caps" far ssJhf eye CONN
reach The cool air great relief from the oppress
i've heat OF Last week. and the walks aod The ho'ei
plazzas were crowded with people all daY
Tie cottagers have not yet begun the round OF lawn
parties and INVITA- dir thai make an agreeable
feature OF their soonrn here bu instead small luncheon
parties being given b. the hote gnesis ard some Of
the cottsgers.
The club houses here are 0urshng openly and some Of
the town officials are nightly seated ut the sblc
TIE Pennsylvania Club House. near the West End
Hotel which refurnizhed this season a. cost OF
$4,000 IA said "a be costly tfed up establish
ent kind this country The hoors are covered
with velvet carpets and the walls with oil painting
The house the Ocean Club, Broad way. IA also fr
nish>d throughout In tho most costly manner Both
houses have been crowded nightly dnrns the iast len
days and immense Sums have been won and oat by the
players Nearly opposite the Oceaa Club House is-the
building devoted to the selling o. pools upon the races
at Monmouth Park. 5heepshead Bay ana other places
It was opened for bisiness last week aud l. dong
thriving cuisines, In spite OF TIE due lava Oh the
state
c. L. Walsh OF New. York lost two large diamond rings
ast week H- wife placed them In old umbrella for
safe keeping. Mr. walsh usoi the umbrella ON the
Fourth aud dropped the jewels IN the street
The number OF due daily on Ocean-ave
broadway LncOin-ave and the road 10 Pleasure Bay h
larger this year several years past and The gay
scene revives msmoues OF the Branch in the day Of
James Fisk, IT,, ard Dr. holmood.
There Is "a marked Improvement In the music at the
hotels tns seasoa and dancing Ia moro popular than II
was sst year. seemed 10 be dying from the favor
OF hotel guests.
BENJAMIN Harris Brewster and family are at the How
Land Hotel. -,
Leon Albeit and family. of Jersey City. are At the
SCarDOrO. -
W. N. singerly and family. OF Philadelphia have ar
rived ~ their co. tage. $500,
The Boari OF Conmis noners has at last appointed
Board o. Health -
Mr and Mrs George Carr are at the West End Hotel
with their dan gnicr. MrS Colgate
Mrs j. VI. Smith, II. l.. Merriam and n. III. Brihgensn
oh EeH. York II. Is. Lekcr. Of Brooklyn George Dean
Of Rutherford ~ j., j. b. Lrpincott, OF Pailadei-
phia d, -.
Wneeer H. PecKham and family are at their cottage
az Low Moor, near sea Bright.
The new CasinO Elberon will be opened
in a few daya During the season a numb-r OF INVITA-
ton balls vii he ned tao handsome structure, and
will b. the band OF the IVA Regiment,
OF NewfOrk
Rae work OF turning Green's Pond into lake y abont
completed The work has cost about $4,000 Tue
mOusy was subscribed by the eOtlazers.
". K WAitins, william .. ScStt aud Pauldng farn-
nam, OF New-York, arc among the new corners At Tue
ElberOu