New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
ON OCEAN AVENUE.
Many NEw.YoRK FAcns RECOGNIZED AT D'S"
RRANCH.


BRANCH.
,orc p-,ncb June 2s (spccaD.-That part Oh '"o
soason which is called the opening, anu Vi ",i. M, -
old and now successful patron OF the FL" ~, al
orLed ~, SATURDAY: "Today all the h"tcis anu ",'
.n car,hIipr h,nses open here" has come anu SUI
rh min NJ last saturday prevented the opehi"S "''
from, hcinc the great success WHICH I'D" "
dlctod for IT, and which It would III mca'',0 ~ :.
tecn had the day been fair. Inc ereH"'' ra
tho seashore Is the weather. II Will Hot u0 ' ~
o.thor prcvents pcopc from coming and IL orNeS
,hem away Like the fishes in the sea, Tor o'o Vi
two of which many gentleman VINO "o"'' "'' -" -
= hard davis work will cast squd for hours' s"'i
neope come and go to and from the seaN'oc III ~ ~,
otherwise the conditions arc reverseu' i"' ~ -
bir fish in the waters eat up the nttc Ones v" ~
tbc itt,e fish do their utmost to eat up the DIE ONES
What makes the seaside success, wheh IL i
is piplng hot weather Even land breeze that seem,
10 come laden with the Intensified concentrated
essence of tropIcal heat /, cndurabe, but one RAINY
dav and the seaside guests slip into Their wei
costumes and hurry back TO brick ana Dr""
walls Great things predicted ior tne PrcSo"'
season and the arrivals of the present "eeh Hoi
sandy Hook 10 BAY Head indicate that there are some
prophets who may yet enjoy honor IN their own
couniry A good many people too, appear 10 uc
coming 10 STAY The engagements Of rooms are INC
hotel men say. for longer periods than mas bech uo
custom in former years. and this year the season aI
tho seaside is expected to eclipse In gayety iaSnoh
and in ouallty that of the mountain resorts. But
this is the old. very old story Hotel men arc a'
the beginning Of season by the sea invariably en-
thusia,tic Fortunately. too, for them, they are able
10 bury the memory OF a half dozen poor seasons
under the recollection of one good one. why say ,
Bonifacc. lin 1S72 or 1874, or somewhere there VIC
fairly coined money. Never was better season, ana
this one j. going to be just like it, This many times
repeated is new. matter how often the fattcr
-, Hon. tall Inn
september. We are not doing much yet" said on"
Of the leading hotel men here yesterday, but we
don't expect 10 early in the scaeon Come around
~ morrow night II You want to dandy lot Of
gucstsr What peculiar significance the word " dandy
has In the vernacuar OF tho seaside hotel he knows
best perhap. but the appreciation Of tss not remote
:. b. Meyer aud family, Of Newlork, arc at their
Bath-avc. cottage.
II. X. Robert, and family. Of New York, have taken
rooms at Hdreih's West End Hotel.
RAYMOND \. De Mlnrc and hi, family are among
tho New York cOtilgcr, here.
The Rev. Or. Charlie, r. Knox. the president OF
the Bloomfield. y. j.. Theological seminary. vii!
preach to morrow in the Presbyterian Chapel
A. g. >psding. the baseball magnato, has taken
Robert Bulls cottage at Monmouth Beach.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Oliver Donf Byron are entertaining
l.. Il. >tockwell the theatrical manager OF san Fran
cisco.
A. Wood and family have the Monmouth Beach
cottage of T.. J. liorsmai.
William VI. Gawtry and family. Of NewYorS.
occupying thclr cottage at Elberon.
" Hahlo and family. Of New York. have arrived at
their ocean cottage.
NJ. y. Hertz and family occupying their summer
home in Cotta.e Place.
John Il. Petit and family. Of orange. =. T.. are
settled for the season ~ MrS. Burllcf, cottage ar
Monmouth Beach.
rhc widow OF The late Gardner r. Colby is occupy
inr her cottage on the Monmouth Reach Club House
circle.
=. Rowland and family have Cottage 40. o Of the
Vice Chancellor Grccn and h, family Will spend the
summer hero.
Colonel ard Mr. Robert g. lngcI~oll VIII spend the
.ea-on at Elbcron with Mr. and Mr.. WalilSton :.
Brown.
John McKc,son. jr. and h- family. are occupying
thcir cottage al Monmouth Beach.
William II. Kcain. "a" president Of tho People
Nati0 al Bank OF lhiladcIr.r. ha- rented the iargc
cO;ti-c Of Dr :. H. Hunt. AZ Chelsea and second
Mrs. :. Iloischld and family have lvy COTTAGE. ou
south Bath ave.
Thoma, Eutfor and family. occupying COttag
No. = al Hollywood.
The Morn, cottasc Cottage Place, has been leased
by H. /. tOlcD. of Now York. 80
Charles T.. Mali. and family. of New York. have
arrived ai their Chelsea cpttcgc.
II. :. M1nriu- l. registered al the Elbcrn
The Jolly cottage 90 Chelsea ave. is occupied this
season b} simon Aub aud family
Among the cot'lger> >ch View ave. are Thomas
Constable and family. II Now York.
John sloane, The Sew losk carpet merchant. and
hi lnn'll arc A. thcli c"tt1e" at Elberon.
chief IN .ticc Mercer Bclslcy. % New jersey Who D.,
Monmouth Beach cottaecr, take daily drive, alons
the b. Zach.
:. Knight aad family have the clifton cottage on
south Bath ave.
Grccn's ocean cottage is occupied this season
hy Mr.. !. &. Ncu and Mrs. \ II. Franks, both Of
New York. and their families.