New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
LONG BRANCH NOTES.

IFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBU Me-
Long BRANCH, n. j., June 9.-The more
frearen appearance of fancy teams and carriages Oh
Oeeap-aye. and Broadway. and the arrival Of huge
piles of baggage unite with the clatter OF hammers the
smell Of new paint and the almost ceaseies'
shaking of carpets in announcing the ar
rival Of summer. The cottages are ming
ND RAPIDLY and the hotels ready for the expected
guests
weeks and they will afford better travelling facilities
than ever. The most extensive improvements
made nv the railroads are those about
completed by the New-Jersey Southern Rail-
way, popularity known as "the Bay Route
syndicate Of wealthy cottagers has purchased the
steamer City OF Richmond of the Cydes and leased her
70 the railroad company The steamers belonging to the
company St. Johns and the Jesse Hoyt as wen as
the Rchoond have been completely overhauled and re-
furnished for the The docks OF the road at Sandy
Hook have been rebuilt and the roadbed from the HOOK
to Long Branch been relad with new ties and steel
rails Eight express trains viii be run over thiS road
daily.
JIM Conway, Of Ncw-York, has rented Mr. De Pey-
e,ers large cottage on Ocean-ave
j. W. AIbaugh and family are at their cottage on
Cedar-aye.
The main room OF the Pennsylvania Clubhouse has
been reitted at a cost OF $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Potter and family, OF New-York
will spend coming at their handsome country
seat near BED Bank.
oliver Dowd Byron has rented OF his fine new cot
taees TO James S. Warren, OF New-York.
Mrs Edwin Adams has two large Queen Anne style
cottaees nearly finished. They stand little north Of
the old homestead, and among the finest cottages
here.
Warren Leland jr's. cottage In secondave., near
Third-ave., is about finished
The changing OF the name OF Main-st. to Broadway
gives great satisfaction.
George II Peabody and family, of New York are TO
occupy cottage at Low Moor formerly North Monmouth
Beach
The Casino at EIberon rapidly approaching compile
tou IL is OF the early English style OF architecture and
will cost about $4,000 whom completed, with Its furni-
tnre.
Colonel Robert willing and family. Of New-Yors have
engaged rooms at the william D. Oliver Cottage on ocean
ave.
Pach Brothers. the cottage photographers, nave uhe
building nearly finished az West End.
Colonel George Presbury and family of Baltimore are
settled In their cottage oceanave. for the season.
Jeremiah Curtis Jr is al his cottage near Green Pond
Admiral o. 8. Gibson and family, OF Philadelphia are
now at the cottage near the Brighton
double front Of Grecan style OF architecture has
been added TO the Free Library Building Broadway
Henry Chanfrau and Others Will take part in dramatic
entertainment given the latter part of June for the
benefit OF the library.
Ebridge T. Gerry, of New-York, the president OF the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children,
haseased the cottage Of George Curtis on Ocesnaye
Mr. Curtis and bis family VIII 60 to Europe for tho
season
secondave. TO be extended further south 90 as TO
telieye Ocsanave. Of portion of its travel
Miss Minnie Cummings, the actrsss, 10 building nine
new cottages here. She viii occupy the largest one
which Is ON Elberon-ave
large new stable and carragehouse is being erected