New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
LIVELY DAYS At LONG BRANCH
LAST YEARS RECORD SURPASSED.
SOME NOTES OF THE sEAsoN-BETTER DRIVE
WAYS NEEDED.

WAYS NEEDED
long Branch. July 10 (spcclaD.-The season here
| already has much better record than up 20 olo
a,a I,,e last year The hotel clerks aro kept busy
| hooking arrivals and most OF the couasors a'o ~
| ,,ol,,irc o1,ests The trains from the city aFo
heavily loaded and are run in sections inc season
| ,romises 10 be unusually brilliant. huinoi v
Unknown cotlagers are arranging u sNo 49,
parties and progressive euchre contests ai0 o
Increase fine string band has been ehsas'' W.
| be bic Casino in Lincon-ave., EiDeroh anu W
| cottaccrs there have subscribed hperailS ~ a" -,
,o,toinncnt fund At the Monmouth beach |asino
dances are I'm order and preparations are Dciis i"''
| for holding several receptions ,r.u -,
4 bazaar is being held in the Amusement nan .,
Uidreth', West End Hotel The entire proceouS WI
90 TO the new Charity Hospital III lAocr'S's In
Iau Is handsomely decorated with japanese banners,
,,o,,s Nags and screens. The cOtiagers ana hOicl
oosts have given several thousand dollars worth oil
goods 10 the various tables. Among those IN al
tendance on the tables are United states senator
UIodpett's wife Mrs. Howard Stokes, Mrs. j. NJ an
Note Mrs John sieinbach, Mrs. George W. bro"h'
ir. Mrs. william d. Campbell Mrs II. p Barnard.
Mrs. Jacob stenbach Mrs J. II. Brady, Mrs J. NJ
Emanuel the Misses Meyers, Mrs. Burrows, Mrs.
Wilett Mrs Cole, Miss May Pemberton, Miss stevens,
Mrs Hugh Hastings, Miss Ward, Miss Sewell, Miss
" hitting Miss Clarke. Mrs II. II. Pemberion, Mis-.
f. f. Tabcr, Mrs. Charles z. McFaddin, Mrs Louis
Kothenberg Mrs. Victor Dumas, the Misses Dumas,
BtnlPy, Howard ahd Ming, MIS- D H. iluh'' .hrS'
Clifton W. Tayeure the Misses Tayeure Mrs. william
r. Maps. Miss Morfor, Beverly Ward. ir.. J. NJ.
Emanuel, c. V. ". Wilson and c. H. c. Clark.
The cottagers who own handsome equipagcs are
Justly indignant the poor condition Of the road
ways Of the Ocean-ave. IS full Of rus and holes
broadway, Third-ave., Iiberty-st and other popular
horoughares not fit TO drive over with good horses
and valuable carriages. In many places in Broadway
there are big puddes Of stagnan water in the cutters
In tho tnUru las
condition.. They are Chclsea-ave., Cedarave and
Ilncoln.ave at Elbcron Some of the cottagcrS want
TO hold an indignation meeting.
The work of Glling IA the big washout IN Ocean ave-
near the Rowland Hotel, is being pushed rapidly to
completion.
The great Ocean Pier IS again becoming popular as
| promcnade and a place for Willing away the after
Moons 1t isVisted daily by number OF ardent hsh-
| ermcn. who are having remarkably good luck.
pleasure Bay Grabbing, fishing and dinner parties
are the RAGE this season. Both hard and soft shell
crabs are unusually numerous this year parry o.
| three or four persons can catch CARLOAD OF nara
crabs In the course Of afternoon. They are coohe
at one Of the hotels at Pleasure Bay ana served VITA
| ale
Norwood Park the cluster of handsome cottage
erected at Codarave and the Deal road, by Norman l.
N1unro tle NewYork publisher is OF the sights OF
| . tho simmer capital" The roadways are broad
| finely graded and wcl-gravcllcd Among Mr. Munro
| cottagels are Mrs. Fletcher Harper, MIS- Freshman
IT, j. Bejley Dr. George ,. Scott, /. A. Ringer James
| LYON Edward ; Ellis, Clinton i. G. Baker, the Kew
! Dr William C. steele william Taylor, Joseph /. snlii
| man T. Henry French, NJ Plummer W. b. Wilkins
| Warren : silkcocks c. Jackson, Elisha j. "adIi'
| 4 r Wells and Mrs. A. Crouter The cOttag' Oacu
MED by joseph F. skilman and family, OF New lo'h
i, the one in which Miss Mary Anderson hNed lor SUN
| veara II was moved back TO make a place i'l
| Mr. Munro's costly new summer home The Nor"oo'
Park cotiagels justly proud OF their now Cd''"o
| The Board OF Commissioners has dccHeu " III"
| the principal streets with arc lights. lheS WIN ~
| placed I'm Ocean-ave., Broadway, Third BAN SN'
| Colonel f. X. Hahn. the general manager OF NV '
| Manhattan Elevated Railroad, Is reg''e"1 a. "'
Sc9,DopVq Ononogb,e the silk importer of New orlS
& 81 Ieiand's ocean Hotel, with Mrs. DOnOghue.
y "a %r and Mrs Charles ". Held. Of New ORR; ar
The treasurer Of the Long Branch Ocean fler 1oil
| pany and the cashier OF the CIuAehs ""'"'e' ''''
John p lube, the new president OF the sai'
| vatinnal Eank Of Newark has taken rooms at u
Hotel brighton His daughter, Miss May JUDE
WIN Nm MN Maggie Babcock. Miss May White, and Mis-
| ,licc Whirs all OF Brooklyn arc being enerlalhe'
| Lv Mr. and Mrs. . Howard Sprague. -. $500
Mrs J. =, 49llHwaS: . % a End Tote
u N Az and Mrs Sanford b. Knapp. Of Peelsdll, ar
etonping al IIldreths West End Hotel -.
Charles 7. stewart OF Phll@iepma sUH-in "a
# Anthony }. DleNcl' "'o ""''' " W
e yr h and Mrs Alfred Tucker Of Philadelphia are
guests Of the Elberon 800, ,,,o- Damn 10 Now
Dr and Mrs. q. : Paine, ana MISS fdlHe' vi -''"
York. are registered at the scsrboro. who o,.r,
| Frederick stanley, the Chicago broker VINO OWL
Onaway, Ralph hayard and Bo,ncy' 'hr'e r""''''
r. B. MacDonongh. Of Ncw-York has greatly HI
| proved his cottage property In Ccdarave.