New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
LONG BRANCH.
GOSSIP OF THE HOTELS AND COTTAGES

| OCEAN AVENUE IN A SHAMEFUL CONDITION-ARRi-
l. vAIS
| IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRfhuSE.I
| LONG BRANCH, July 1.-THE high surf, the
| exhiarating bathing and tho raids on the gambling
houses have been the principal topics OF converauon
This week. outside OF the poor roadwaya The latter
subject il which interests hotel gueet ana cot
tseer hero. Ocean-ave which Is ono OF tho prettcs
drives In this country s In frighfu condition From
North Long Branch to the exclusive cottage settlement
OF Eberon tits msss OF hollows and puddes The sea
end of Broadway is also In dcplorable state The best
roads here tho streets OF the old village mile and
| . half inland Tho members OF tho Board OF Commits
to be utterly powerle to remedy the evi
| They say that tho cottagers would pa.
| their taxes the board would put large
force of At the streets The cottaGcs say
tnev want to be taxed justly and then they want the
| money they pay expended whero the summer visitors
| will receive some benefit from It
The silly actions Of young Wimpfhcimer the Asbury
Park theological student employed by Heisey to
collect evidence against tho gamblers and Illegal liquor
sellers havc made him the laughing stock OF the Branch
He 10 very egotistca and his remarks are filled with
tho low slang which s always popular with thieves
| and hoy detectives.
The managers Of the Library Association held fair
this at "Willowgrove." the Monmouth Beach cot
| tage Of Mrs Hugh ]. Hastings 1t was success.
The annual chdrens carnival will he given under the
direction Of Carl Marwig in Amusement Hall OF the
West End Hotel two weeks from to-day.
| A number Of board fences on Ocean have been
coversd with blood curdng inscriptions by members OF
| the Salvation Army.
fine concert was given last evening in the Elheron
Casino by Miss Fannie johnson, Miss Matte johnson
| and Mrs @. W. Hageman.
number Of small sneak robbees have occurred here
| this week.
The great Ocean Pier is the favorite promenade on
MOONLIGHT eveDnga
| ST. Michaels Roman Catholic Church. on the west side
OF Oceanave.. near Lake Takanassee. will be completed
as fast as possible. estimated cost Of $4,000.
Tho heavy OF the last few days have cut up the
| beach badly III several places
III IN rumOred here that the king OF tne Dunrs Is
really 10 be married IN the fall 10 wealthy fhilade-
The Proprietors Ball of tho West end Hotel will be
held Thur.tay evening of this week
Ocean PIER to the old village have covered their fare
Indicators with cardboard that the cannot
| tell the numh-r Of PASSENGERS carried daily.
Mrs. Frank s. Chanrau Ia preparing for successful
She purchased London the soe right to play
ne scspegoa IN this country: II was written by
Sir Charles l. Young the author oi Jim, the Penman
sgpo hgno A. FarnI and H.; troupe gave three oreranc
entertainments in Lelands Ocean Hotel Theatre this
The cottage OF Theodore Runyon. State Chancrl.
lor OF NewJrrsry Elheiou-ave al Elberon nearly
The group W cottages OF Mr. and Mrs d MEL r. Lyddy
on the west side OF Oceanave directly opposite the
inred BY I'll visitors To the Branch. Edward Brandon.
the New-York hroker. who with his family is occupying
No s. pays $4,000 for The season, the beavies rental
paid here this The rest Of the occupied
no. By y ET. ob Sf"9Gy a% 'am o OF
| KnickrrnOckcr Ice Company of NewYnrk No by
John King president of the New.YorE. Lake Erie aud
harit; No. by william c. Tef Of Teft. Weller CO..
pres dent OF the Nrw:York. Lake Erie and Western
E"o. ~. 81 BY ola Mr. ,s and v. Mrs Lyady
running through he Lyddy propery. These are kept
In the lines! possible c"nd5l%n .,,,. all tho ye.I
natl arrived ms week cottage No. Of the Elbrron.
the Holly wood cottages.
Ed Twin rhornc. actor gave a clam bake to number
OF friends at his Pleasure Bay cottage yesterday after
Mr. ana Mrs Henry J. Davidson and Miss E. B. David
SON. OF Ncw-fors. have taken cottage No. OF the FL
George Alfred Townsend is frequent visitor to the
Branch.
Tho summer residents of Elbrron rejoicing
the INST child born In the cottages tsa girl, weigh,
william f. rra para" Mr. and Mrs Tent Tent have ave- bee" es
cottaerrs want tho child named Elbrronla."
Ex-Governor william NJ Bum, OF idahu Territory.
wood cottages. entertained Colonel William II. shane
of NewYork. Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Thorne and several
Myer tho leader of the orchestra at the West Eud
Horel has been engaged to furnish music or the
Elberon Casino from ii a. M to II IN. aud $50 10 10
p III. week days Informal receptions are held at the
Casino on Saturday and "Wednesday rvenngs
fund IS to be rais~d for the further Improvement OF
Lake rakanas'ee' on oce.n.aye The present improve
$4,000 Handsome parks are to be lad out the
north. south and west sides Of the lake.
Newl Ork banker. at Monmouth Beach, South. attracts
much attention. II is covered. s'lrs aud roof. with
OF the KIND IN TINS country.
Mrs Daniel r. Lyddy. of Ehsron, Is the owner of four
Oro her. Captain Hodne,l. Of Yokohama Tney are re-.
nnss texture The OF tho four rejoicing In
tho name OF Foo" Is almost snow white:
at tho UowlaDd Hotel for tho season.
Mr.. and Mrs F. n Cook .f BnnIo. who are at tho
Elberon have as their guest Mrs Joseph +. Chstilher
OF Now-i"rk.
Mr. ana Mrs- George B. Inman. OF New-York. are at
d. 5. Hammond. the proprietor of the Marray Hin
Hotel OF Nrw-fork, among the new arrivals at the
Mr. aud Mrs John Homers and family, OF Brooklyn.
Tue Rev. Arthur Potts. OF New York IL at the Stokes
Cottage. IN secondave. near CneiseA-ave
Steamship Line entertained several friends At dinner
state Senator Herring. Of Camden County, n. j. has
rooms al the Atlantic Hotel
Police Justice r 9. Duny: OF NewYork, Ia frequent
visitor al lyeland's Ocean Hotel
william O'tnan. pre- sdent of tho Long Branch Ocean
Pier Company. Is al the Rowland Hotel with his fam-
j. h. B.sIl the Ney-York cotton broker, ia spending
the sammer At the Hotel Shrewsbury. Sea Bright
MAZDA ne lie Cesp-des aud her beautiful little lhtrr
GLORIA have arrived at tho wcst End Hotel. The young
Lady will dance Spanish figures at the childrens car.
nval
Paris. are newcomers ut the Sc,rboro.
Leonard Grover. the play wright 10 at Leland's Ocean
H. skiPwor,h Gorion aud family. OF Baltimore have
suite 81 rooms IN one OF the cottages OF the West End
Mrs Bishop Ulmer. Of Now-York is oottaser at Ell
hsrun this season.
Among thr late arrivals are the following:
Hoki Bright0n-Morris Harms. w. T. TAYLOR and fam-
w. IA. r. Dcaur. Mr. and Mrs. f. }. Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs d. VI. koeilcr the Misses Kosi-r, Dr. Carpeu.er
Ncw-Y"rk ~ Page ana fa.ily, Washington. ID. c.
Jnited states Hotei-Mrs II. Goodman. Miss Goodman.
q. :. SNOW. e. ". smith, John Kenny. John Tuliy and
family. Mr., aud Mr.. G GAZE. New-Yerk " b Coll.rd.
Eugianh Mr.. aud Mr. t. W. Holland Cincinnati
Leonds ooea" Hotci.rbonas Kennedy. w. b. Bas-
seGt A. Huune. VI. Japha, 1. W. SAnOn-
cite 4. l.. Ncwcomb. New-iork; James R-y-
nolds. :. l. iIll, Johu Matbc Brookiyn; George e.
Hopkins. BOSTON, Miss kuie Burns. T.. A hamburger,
H. J. PhrlaD flushurg. Penn.
West nj hotci-W. = Iayior William sloan. Mr.. and
Mrs r. Purroy, Nr and Mrs. William X. Clark, L. r.
BaItz Nrw-Iurs; Mrs. Browncl. Miss Adams. Brook
hu; Mr. and Mrs. \. A. snyder j. Is Ihayer. 1r. ID. r.
Grady. Miss krt Miss Parry. Frank A Burr PnilAdel
nIla; Wis. !. Mlhans, I. \. Ways. BalImore