New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
NEW.JERSEY COAST NOTES.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR THE COMING SEASON AT
LONG RANCH

BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR THE COMING SEASON AT
long BRANCH.
Long Branch, juno O. (SpeciaD.-The prospects Of
the coming season grow brighter every day owing
to the rainy weather, cottages rented slowly mere
until last week. Now the incoming trains are crowded
with persons who desire TO rent summer homes, and
IL Is hard to secure desirable cottages. The rents
are in most slightly advanced over the prices
obtained last fortune awaits the capitalist
who Will erect here a number of small and we'll
arranged cottages of seven TO ten rooms each Inc
investment Will pay for itself inside of four years
This season several hundred cottages of that size
could be rented without difficulty At Asbury Park
and Ocean Grove the cottages renting faster and
at better figures than In any previous year In the
history of those resorts. At Ocean Beach, Como
and Spring Lake Beach, seabrght and other towns
along the coast the cottages renting rapidly.
The Hollywood Cottages have the following new
arrivals Mr.. ard Mrs James S. Kendall Charles
Danfor4h, George p. Morgan Dr. and Mrs. n. W.
COnkling, D. Paul b. COnkllng Isaac L. Rice, Isaac
l.. Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. stetson, Lewis
May and family Miss Fannie King, II. {. Demerest,
Mr. and Mrs E. G. W. WoeH, Miss Woen, OF New
York; Mrs. r. II. Townsend Mrs. McCullom, Mr..
and Mrs. Florence Fox Mr. and Mrs. James F. Suil
van of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Pyle, Miss
Hoxsey, of Paterson, N. j.; I. II. McCandless, Mrs
w. McCandless, of Pittsburg Mr. and Mrs. George
H. Wheaton, Miss Bessie Wheaton, W. Il. Wheaton,
r., Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Folger, OF san Francisco; )
Hugh II. Hamill. E. b. Breemy, Charles Thorn, OF
Trenton N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs W. A. II. Comstock, of
Providence Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Murphy, of New
ark n J.. Mrs. John Todd, of Brooklyn
Dr. Henry Mitchell, who the first president
of the Asbury Board of Health, and who originated
the system to prevent the spread of contagious
diseases in the public schools now used throughout
the State, has resigned his office The Board reached
its present high state of perfection under his manage
ment
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Doud Byron are settled for tho
summer at Castle Byron at Monmouth Beach Their
theatrical season was unusually successful Mr. Byron
has rented Bendemere to George c. Smith. Almerc TO
T. A. Fachrl, and Surfsde to Ii. COrblt smith, all of
New-York
En- Chancellor Runyon, of Ncw-Jersey, and family
are at their cottage Elberon-ave., ElberOn.
The Of Asbury Park arc now lighted at night
with electric lights in place of the old oil lamps
Several of the hotel proprctors of Ocean Grove and
Asbury Park have decided to employ white waitor
girls I'm their dnlng-rooms this season.
Mercer Beasley, the Chief Justice of the NewJersey
Supreme Court, and his family, occupying their
cottage at Monmouth Beach
The five new artesian wells at Asbury Park have
been connected with the stand pipe ard tho new engine
house In Second ave is nearly completed
A number of inc business buildings almost
completely change the appearance Of Broadway Long
Branch The most noticeable IS the new granite and
brick store OF Stenbach Brothers.
The new station of the Southern Railway of New
Jersey at Monmouth Beach is nearly completed.
The Rev. Dr. Frank Chandler ex prcsident OF the
Freehold Institute, has been installed pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church Of As6ury PARK
The Hon. John Y Foster Will deliver the Grafton at
Ocean Grove on independence Day.
Edward A. Walton aud family, of NewYork, are
among the cottage arrivals at Monmouth Beach.
The cottages at Eberon arc nearly all rented for
the season. .
Thomas G.. Allan, OF Washington, d. c.. has leased
the Barrett at seventh and Grand ayes, ASbury Park,
and has changed It's name 10 inc Guernsey
Immense numbers Of line pickerel aro being caught
daily in Deal Lake