New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28
LIFE At LONG BRANCH.
REST AND PLEASURE BY THE SEA.
"FoB SWEET cHARITY's SAKE" - pAMlLAR
FIGURES AND NEW FAcEs-GossuP
OF THE CLIFF

"FOR SWEET CHARITY > cAhh N'"AHANAA'
FIGURES AND NEW FAcTs-GossuP
OF THE CLIFF.
Long Branch, July 81 SpeciaD.-A number OF social
and dramatic entertainments Will BIO given neAC "ech'
The leading one is announced for Monday eVenns az
Leland's Ocean Hotel Theatre, for sweet Ohari's
sakeo Warren Leland, jr, has donated the use OK
the theatre and those who will appear that e'chhs
have gladly given their services free inc en'iro
nroceeds will 20 into the treasury of the Monmouth
Memorial Hospital In Union-ave. MI and MIS- onSo'
Doud Byron have been the prime movers An nh-
mense number Of tickets have been soiu anu 0Voi'
reserved seat has been taken. Both Mr. anu Nir'.
Byron have devoted most of their tlme TOT tho iass
two weeks TO the affair and its success will no doubt
be largely due to their efforts Mayor Browh d.
s. r. Hunt the president of the medical stan Oh inc
Institution. and ex-Mayor Wilbur A. Heisley are inc
Finance Committee The programme will be unique
Mr. and Mrs Byron will appear in their clever sKeten
Man and Wife, Mrs. John Drew, OF Phlladelphia'
will give Of her popular recitatons; MISS lhc.oa
Vaughn win sing my last Thoughts" Inc tniiu
act of otheo1 Will be given with the following cast;
Othcllo, Mr. T. ". Keene lago. Mr.. Joseph "hoeiooh'
Emilia Mrs. George Drew Barrymore; Desdemona,
Miss Maud Haslam. Little Marguerite VIII
sing and Mr.. John W. Abaugh VIII
give recitation. Frank Daniels Eddie
Grard, and the famous stage dog sod SPORT are
down for "An Original Razzle-Dazzle Eccenuclty'"
Mr.. Harry Kernel, Miss Carrie Turner, Mr. Nell Bur
CESS and Mrs. D. P. also take part in the pro-
gramme The entertainment will end with The
comic operetta "The Jersey Nightingale; or Paiti
Outdone,p In which Miss Neflie McHenry and MessrS
william A. Mestayer, Oliver Byron, Joseph Haworth
John Webster Charles T. Parsoe Tom Patton, Joseph
Arthur, Charles T. Ellis, Fred @. Maeder, Arthur
Rehan, Arthur G. Williams and others will appear
Special trains Will be over the New-fork and
Long Branch Railroad to allow the summer
tha To
Torrance.
Major J. l.. Butman. Of Saratoga, was promi-
nent figure at Leand's Ocean Hotel last evening. lie
Is tall and has a well.knit form and a kindly face
bronzed by exposure incident 10 his business as
builder of railroads. He is now building the Rarl-
tan River Railroad, which runs from South Amboy,
n j. to Bound Brook. This line will be an important
adjunct 10 the NewJersey Central, the Philadelphia
and Reading, the Pennsylvania and the New-forK
and Long Branch Railroads. Major Butman Is
Yankee For years he was one of the leading
spirits Of Kansas and prominently Identified win
the John Brown raids. He IS building an electro
railway at Saratoga. The line is nearly completed
from Broadway and West Congressst. to the Gysers'
distance Of nearly three miles. He said last even
ing that the line would undoubtedly be completed
as far as Ba1ston In time for next season Balls-
ton is about miles from Saratoga, yet the road
will issue only $3.50 600 worth Of stock The thomson
Houston electric system win be used.
TIE members of the Old Guard held their annual
clam bake at Pleasure Bay this week.
Tho bazaar held at Hlldreth's Vest End Hotel IN
behalf of the Memorial Hospital netted about $1,000
The Rev. DR.. Calsch, of Peoria, ILL.,, preached In
the jewish Synagogue in Bath ave. to-day.
There have been the usual number Of runaways
this week
A new coating Of gravel is being laid in Third ave.
The assessments for the corporation of Long Branch
are being made By Assessor Cooper. The taxes this
year will be higher than ever.
Among the new fads are cocoa parties, whlch are
en- yable and harmless.
John W. Albaugh, the theatrical manager, who Is
summering with his family at his Cedarave. cottage
IS arranging for a musical and dramatic entertainment
In the new casino of MunrO's Norwood Park.
A number of complaints have been made about the
offensive language used by some OF the stage drivers
The Iron Steamboat Company Is doing big bust
ness this year.
The Row. Or. william C. Steele and family, Of
Rrooklvn took possession of their summer home in
Norwood Park this week.
Dr. Claude Van Bibber. of Baltimore is at the
Rowland Hotel.
Charles Frohman has been spending the week at
Hildreths West End Hotel.
The Moses Taylor Memorial Presbyterian Church
in Parkave Elberon, has the finest quartet choir
In New-Jeasey The salaries are paid by Mrs. Taylor.
J. w. Craig of Pittsburg, wealthy oil refner, is
stopping at the Rowland Hotel.
The Rev. NJ. A. Howigan, of New Haven. IS new
arrival at the Ocean Wave Hotel.
Bruce Price the New-York architect is resting at
the Hotel Brighton
A. Zimmerman the Pittsburg glass manufac turer,
has arrived at the Rowland Hotel.
Ex- Sheriff James O'Brfen IS among the politicians
at Leland's Ocean Hotel His family Is with him.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Beverage, of New York, have
rooms at the ScarborO
The Rev. George T. Donlin, Of New-YOrk is seek
ing rest from his clerical abors at the United States
Hotel
G. W Denny, the lumber king of Pennsylvania, Is
a new arrival at no Ocean Wave Hotel. He is a
noted singer.
State senator Cantor of New-Iork is late arrival
at Hlldreh's West End Hotel
Hugh F. Griffin, of Roanoke, Va, is registered at
the Rowland Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. HILL Of Kansas City, are stop
| ping at the Hotel Brighton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert kuns are among the Phila
| dephla o,ahes at the Howard Hotel.
ID. Mclean Shaw and family, OF New-fork, are
domicd for the season In their handsome cottage ON
Mr. and Mrs William Peck of York are guests
at tbe cottage OF Mrs. freshman. at Norwood Pa k.
! The Baron and baroness Blanc attract much at
tepSn WITH ,I their M G[Sgs qg' Ryan Of St. Louis
numbered among the guests of Hildreth'' West End
IHdce Charles A. Peabody, of the supreme Court
Of New.York IS sojoning AT The United states Hotel
Q My Of K V Psmef and S' Mr Francis Hyand
| ~ New York are newcomers al the Atlantic Hotel.
". j. Newwltter. who was Consul 10 two OF the
ports Of Japan under President Grants Adminlstra"
lion Is registered at the Rowland Hotel.
Thomas r. CrimminS. the New YORK contractor,
Wa at Ieands Ocean Hotel yesterday.
Captain Waldo sprague. latc OF the United states
ARMY and now captain Of the New-York Athlete
Cub is staying at Hldre'h's West End IIoicl. lie
X a remarkably fine swimmer
| Mr. and Mrs Napoleon SarOny are settled Tor the
| season at Ieand's Ocean Hotel
LOST HIS MONEY AND WANTED 10 DIE.
Escaping gas noticed in Keune's Hotel at No