New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-28
FLBERON COTTAGES.
SUMMER DwELLERs on THE CoAsr-AMUsEMENTs
OF THE SEASON.

SUMMER JEWELLERS or THE COAsr-AMUsEMENTs
OF THE SEASON.
lFRoMA REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIBUNEl
ELBERoN, n j., June 27.-Elberon, as
the southern part Of Long Branch Is called
Was formerly A.o~I Crowns ParA us founder and
owner was Lewis b. Brown Out OF L. B. Brown wal
coined the name Of this unique resort-Eberon. It'll
the most exclusive and fashionable portion Of the entire
New-Jersey sea coast The cottages large aud
costly aud furnished throughout in the handsonesf
The Eberon is the only house OF public enter
tainment here 1t cannot be called a hotel IL Is the
Office and dining quarters OF large number Of cottagen
whose lovely homes around It.
the edge OF the bluff Immediately south OF Elberoa
cottage OF Charles G. Franektyn where President
Garfield died. The In which he passed away Ia
kept 1t at the time OF his death Nearly opposite
on the other side OF the broad avenue, is the pretty
little Protestant Episcopal chapel OF St. James.
IN the corner OF Ocean and Lincoln aves Is the sum
er home OF Thomas T. Kinney. the Editor OF The Ne
ark Daily Adrertiser Near 1t the cottages OF Charles
T. Cooke OF the firm OF Tiffany Co., II. Victor New.
comb Horace White. George II. Blanchard, Henry c.
Fahnestock Frank r. Brown. Lewis b. Brown. Mrs.
Moses Taylor Judge Granville p Halves, Richmond
Talbot. Henry A. c. Taylor. John Sloane, General
Horace X Porter, tho late Commodore Cornelius X.
Garrison Dr. A. II. Smith. James A Garland. Harrison
W. Cavity, John +. Scott, Robert b. winthrop, all VI
SewYork; James Fraley, or Philadelphia; aud Bryce
Gray. OF Lima Ohio and others. All OF the cottages
have wide lawns, level paror floors which excit'
ing games OF tennis and croquet are daily played during
the by the younger portion OF the cotager Tho
new Casino built years by the cottagers stands
on the north side OF Lincolnave. Here the eottagers
for social pleasure and here is given every season
a delightful series OF entertainments About halfway
Eberon and Lake Tackanassee is the sub
stantial y and home-llke cottage OF exPresident
Grant. The Ocean-aye end OF his property, 10
covered by grove of handsome trees. through whose
branches gmpses OF the house obtained by those
riding up or down the avenue. Nearly opposite tho
Grant property Is the group OF 9ana'oWg COTTAGES SS
years Mr. Lyddy has built eight large cottages on MS
property and he has plans drawn for several more.
much admired for their unique styles OF architecture and
handsome furniture ON tue norm Oh oAi -
" Chds, the proprietor OF The Pgoe Ledger OF Phia-
dephia ,. A.. ..,,.u., =, .,.
part OF the Branch this The cottage OF Chara,
o. Francklyn has been leased by Augns!ine smith ana
rnmiy of Morrisown, who have occupied II Tor tue last
three Henry A. g. Iaylors c0tase. oh i 1
Will be occupied 10y Mr. ana MIS- and fa
lily will be domcied in one OF tue cottages sonne'es
wte tine hpeon eta for the season in the cottage
James Gerrarls OF the same city "a, ATS :, ians
her father and mother occupying her eotase. a l
OF tho cotagers here for the season anu INC ie''
arrive this afternoon and evening. - N.,.oot.
Mr. Jones has personally supervised tne They
at the Eberon and It's cluster or spacious cotIasoS
Among those who have leased Of Mr. Jones a
L. Heston and family, OF Brookyn oeorss ,sr,ilv of
and family. of NewIork; Rudolph EIs AZ" NJ Raynes
Philadelphia II ~ +. Whiting ana talI!' Mr. III Howl OF
Miss Parrish, George n. White and family ' wui,s aud
the Victoria Hotel OF Ncw.fork; Teergo nnrand ana
family of Morrstown n. J ana n l,Iar Uarper Dr.
family of NewYork. Mr.. and Mrs Fletcher M I, Rod
Taylor and family. Chalmers Dale ana ia'n
gers and family oNow York Mrs ShiS, Pi Bansh
Alfred Pancoast +. H. wyethe and Mrs Mlian d Ma,
and their families, Mr. and Mrs. j. H. DALLAS a ,S q;
DALLAS OF Phladeiphla; Franklin Harper ana anS
New.York and Howard Munnikhuysen. Oh S ssasaa
have taken apartments the Eberon Tor tue
Tho yddv cottages are all occupied Bernard Manlos.
OF Hagarten & Co. the New-i York bankers, nvo las
No in No. are Semon Bschc me nS fomily OF
importer and family Jeremiah Deylln ann fanny s,is ~
New-York have No. 3; william b. Melsn anu M arr
| Nsw.york are In No. 4: the occupants OF no -.
Alfred Carr cafCrna sSyer az and Gs yors and
, w.tin" have taken No. q. Mr.. ,Lyddy anc
bis family occupy No. Z and Coloael A. Hs McNeai a''
FAMILY of Burlington, n. j.. No. y. a.,
The Holly wood Cottages also are all rented w r'
! tho season George L. Lorillard OK Ns"-iTS rs
| Congressman %. william l.. Scott OF ~, Ia
| Pen1, A. = j. Cassatt OF PhvadepAi~
and their families are among the occupants.