New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
NEW.JERSEY COAST NOTES.
THE BUILDERS HAVE THEIR HANDS FULL
MANY NEW COTTAGES AND HOTELS UNDER
WAY FOR NEXT SEASON.

MANY NEW COTTAGES AND HOTELS UNDER
WAY FOR NEXT SEASON.
Long Branch Nov. (specIaD. -Thcre is a great
demand for all kinds OF mechanics and carpenters along
this section Of the NewJersey coast Good laborers are
also in demand because of the loss Of many OF the bulk
bcads OF tho cottages at Low Moor Monmouth Beach,
| long Branch and ErbeDn during the big storm
that ragged here the second week in September There
| are many new cottages being erected between sea
Bright and Sea Side Park, and the air IS redoent OF
new paint and varish, while the saws and hammers
OF the busy carpenters make music from early oa"h
unl nightfal.
These busy days at Interlaken, the new resort
in the pine woods back Of the north Of Deal Lake
There number Of fine cottages of the queen
Ammo style OF architecture nearing completion. A
plot Of ground IS being cleared for big hotel which
will be ready for occupancy next season. 10 will be
fitted up with all the modern Improvements, including
steam heating apparatus, and will be kept open all the
year. The estimated cost OF the structure, without
the furniture. is 100000 1t will stand in the woods
and have a broad lawn running down TO the lake
The hotel propretOrs from the Highlands Of Nave
sink expect to reap big harvest of sound American
dollars during the Worlds Fair In New-York in 1892
AS soon as II is positively decided that the Fair will
be held in NewYork work viii be begun upon a num-
! Der of new hotels.
new wing with turrets and hay windows Is being
added to the north side of the Hotel Brunswick, at
Fourthavc. and Kingsey-st., Asbury Park.
st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church. in Broad
way, Long Branch, IS being repaired and repanted
The late state Senator Chate was for nearly quar-
ter OF a century the superintendent Of tho sunday
school OF this church. a window Is to be placed In
the cdllce 10 his memory.
Norman L. Munro, the New-Yorl publisher, who
founded Norwood Park has a big pier nearly com
plcted az Branchpor for els fast steam yachts
The people Of Long Branch are living In the hope
offs pcin ed
DIR. Alice NJ Lyon, sister OF Freebooter Eaton. OF
Elberon, who well known by the cot
tagcrs, died few days ago of typhoid fever.
The present service Of the seashore Electric Rail
way, of Asbury Park, Is poor and there Is great
grimblng among the people OF that town.
The new hotel proposed for Belmar, for
mcrly Ocean Beach which will be erected
by stock company composed exclusively
Of Hebrews, IN which Jew and Gentle are to DO
treated alike, is now an assured fact.
The plans for a hotel for Avon-by the Sea have
been drawn and approved, and work upon the now
structure will be begun soon.
John Hoey, the president Of the Adams Express
Company and the founder and owner OF Hollywood
Park, has new fad. He has numbered his cottages
with black paint so that most Of the numbers can be
easily read from the trains of the New York and Long
Branch Railroad.
The station at Little Silver IS finished. It IS
the finest the New-Yolk and Long Branch
Railroad, but the being erected for
Interaken promises to surpass 1t in both design and
beauty
James II. Roman, the proprietor of the Commercial
Hotel at COOkman-ave. and Embury-st, Asbury Park
is building big addition to that wellknOwn house.
number of new cottages are being erected at
Como, between Belmar and Spring Lake Beach.
warren Leland, Jr., the proprietor Of Leland's
Ocean Hotel at Long Branch is having plans drawn
for a new wing for his hotel.
The records Of the Clerk of Monmouth County show
great activity in the real s eiale mar Rr oo,o
which owns big tract of land on the north end OF
the Highlands of Navcslnl VIII begin work upon
a dozen fifteen cottages.
several cottages are being erected at Scabright
At the Atlantic Highlands good lots are IN demand
and new cottages being erected in all parts Of the
town.
There are to be a number Of new cottages erected