New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
THE SEASON At LONG BRANCH.
uorE1,KFEPERs HAPPY OVER THE PROSPECT
FAIRLY ARRIVALS AT THE SEASIDE.


FAIRLY ARRIVALS AT THE SEASIDE.
Long Branch. June II (SpeciaD.-Thc season Is
NOW open and next week the hotels VIII DC ni'on
With c,csts and resound with the merry chatter oil TIC
Measure seekers and the music of the string bahuS'
rhera ucro a uur,bcr of arrivals TO-DAY. but the
heavy rainstorm which set in at noon kept many
persons in their city homes after theN hao h'oc INV"
arrangements to spend sunday by the sea All TRAINS
from New York and Philadelphia are delayoh because
of the immense quantities OF baggage sent uoN' ~
cottacers and hotel guests Most vi the hotels are
ono, and their clerks are buSly engaged In renting
rooms and answering the big stacks 81 Ict'cIN ~
cevcd BIZ each mail The walters are rcspieI"e''
In white aprons aud smiles. ana ar Ioo"'"~ '
fins The hotel mer all agree IN the statement ''''
I'm spite of the dcploIable condition oi ''c'"'fr'
The season here will be good one. There Is " p'b
demand for rooms AZ all the hotels. ana h'arN '''
tbe cottages that were for rent have been taken
for ,bc season. Cottage life here Will be uiiiishalN
CAV Arrangements have been Eade i"' 4 "''''''
Of entertainments during the summer ~ uhe''''"'
At Fncron Norwood Park and Monmouth bea'n "'u
the amusement hall OF Iildrcth's West Eh' Ii"'r''
A e. Williams has leased Lcland's ocean lh''"c
ON broadway ard has already boo"cu "
num,er Of attractions. There will probably be sew
eral entertainments given on the great ocean fl'r
There j, most attractive display Of costly cqupagc'
on The drives every afternoon.
Bathing has began and daily dlp' III inc S"'i '''
enioyed by the summer guests
There is good fishing from the pier ana DIE ca'oics
Of ing fish are made daily.
Charles II. Wheeler the hOrseman. Is the ne" pro
prlctor Of the New-York and Philadelphia stables at
Brighton and second avcs.
The seaside Chapel in Clcscaave. has been greatly
improved There will be preaching every sunday by
prominent ccrgymcn Of the Presbyterian Church
Professor Ernest Meyer Of the broadway Theatre
New York viii have his orchestra at iiildrcis West
End Hotel aud the Brighton Hotel.
The time table Of the Ncw-fork and Long
Branch Railroad goes into effect tomorrow There
will be twenty six trains daily. both ways, between
New York and Point Pleasant CITY.
The Iron steamboat Will begin Running TO the
Ocean Pier on Wednesday morning.
Lclard's ocean Hotel will begin this season The
English style Of bathing from bath hou-cs on wheels.
which will be drawn out into the water by horses.
V. Henry Rothschd and family of New York, have
a cottage at Elberon.
William Dcvn and family. Of Ncw-OrcanS are
among the new cottagers in Occanave. at West End
d. Mclean shaw and family occupying their
cottage in Third ave.
J. Raymond Warren. Of Lyme, Conn, and his
family have taken apartments In one Of the cottages
Of Hildreth's West End Hotel
&. a. Harmed, The banker, has taken cottage IN
james Loughlin and family. of Washington. are a,
DR.. II. s. Mills. Of New-Ycrk is among the now
cottagcrs OF Brgh,onave.
Even Mcintyre and family have arrived at their
Gee ,n-ave cottage for the season.
William VI. rawtry ana family settled for tho
season in their Elbcron cottage
Professor and Mrs. Wright Eckcrsicy have a. their
guest Miss Lydia Magcc, of scranton.
a. g. spAdng. the baseball man. Is a coitaecr al
Monmouth Beach. lie has taken Robert Bulls cottage
John Mckcs-on. IT., ha> leased his cottage AZ Mon
mouth Beach to II. g. Campbell and family. OF New
Mrs. Gardner II. Colby is occupying her cottage on
the Club Circle at Monmouth Beach.