New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-29
ALONG THE NEU-JERSEY COAST
SIGNS or sPRING-DEMhND FOR COTTAGES
INDIANS TO BE At ASBURY PARK.

SIGNS or sPHING-DEMAND FOR COTTAGES
INDIANS TO BE At AsBURY PARK.
Lon. Branch March - tSp,ciaD. The sound of many
saws and hammers. the smell of new paint and var
nh the clouds Of dust rising from wclibcaten car
pets the appearance Of the martins. the merry clrp
Ing of the bucblris and the energetic "hustnG oi the
genial real estate agents announce the advent -
spring the real estate agents ar, oVerruh WIN 'p-
poat0nS for cottages, and the real estate sales are
unusually heavy. Here AZ Long Branch the real estate
agent, are renting cottages every day There Is good
demand here for cottages having from six to ten
room, each The supply # these cottages IS limited
There are many cottage, already rented at AsburY
Park and Ocean Grove 1t slight increase over inc
rental, Of lat At E1cron. the most exclusive
portion Of Long Branch. nearly every cottage Is
rented as usual from the close of last season to the
end Of the coming one. At Loeb ArbOr and Avonby the
sea two new resorts cottage, are renting we'll Inc
outlook for The entire coast is good.
The Woman, Auxiliary OF the Monmouth Memorial
Hospital of Long Branch has elected a It's officers MIS-
Hugh j. Hastings. Of Monmouth Beach pres'dehO'
Mrs Dr.. : II. Hunt hr.t vice PRESIDENT MIS- VIII
lam H. Maps second vice president; Mr., j. B' wright
treasurer, Mrs. II. i. Barnard assistant treasurer
and Mr.. Jennie l.. Morris. secretary.
The proproto of the several beach stores AT all the
resorts are having them fixed in proper order Tor the
approachng seasons business and they are making
many noticeable Improvements
Mr. Mary T.. smith. Of Ncw-fork, has purchased a
large cottage at Long Branch
Martin Maoncy. Of Philadelphia has purchased ten
los of the spring Lake Beach and sea Grit Company
for $4,000. lie will erect a number of cottages.
The lie Row in SiAthavc., i one OF the new hoteiS
Of \sbury Park, The proprctorS are Leroy > Gamble
and W II. Git>ky. both Of New YORK;
The stranded British brig Joseph Banican, when Is
high and dry on the beach at Long Branch. few yards
out If Ccdaravc promise, be attraction for the
coming summer guests
Richard J. Dol,bm, has sold Of his Bath ave.
cottages AZ Long Branch Mr.. Elizabeth hchhedy' Oh
New York. The price wa $4,000.
Tia, newly organized Board of Trade Of Long Branch
Is already actively at work Tho officers are rs FOL
lows: President Jacob >tenbach; first Vice president
r Con Morford: -ocord vice president Commissioner
BENJAMIN T. Morris; secretary C. Asa Francis treas
urcr. William L. Warwick.
The f,hugper " the ocean Goryc Camp Meeting
Association i, rapidly nearing completion
The odd Fellow, # Long Branch VIII erect BRICK
building IN broadway, a cost Of over 10000.
Ju,tu, f. Ralph. tho owner Of the Coleman House
at A.bury Paris T. n.aln- number OF improvements
which VIII be fully appreciated rs lie guests OF that
popular house the coriu- -cNon
The bridge, of Tie N,w.lorh and Long Irincn
Railroad over the several braa he, Of the Sc",Oui
River arc being rebuilt for next sea-.nr business.
Asbury Park Will have a new attraction this sum
urr In the shape oi lot OF indian WMrl"i'' sI"a"'
and papooScs from the West. ..... hand
some new cottage in Matilda Terrace. Long Iran'h.
Tho New Grand opera House AT Aohuiy I'I'' Is
again under TIE mn1scic'l oi tia"h i,',.'l' ni I
builder, who was H'p m'""Str l"' ''"''' - '''7'
! number ot ,ottascr, ara already At Long Htanch'
Nmons them are tIc Chaufr.F family ~ Oeda, aye
Harry Clauirau has achieved marked S'c,c,, d. il,
fathers olt play of Mi VIZ, '!'N '.uC',nl' ',o
daughter ii Or. John =. "'mb'ri"n, Oh Long hfl'n'
made - decided ht m Ms tp"r.
4 ,trong effort viii be made TAI, summer To- raise
money for an immense new auditorium tn O'r'n Grove
ct.tt a. Mr.. iUEdfl' "a ''tfllpl lN'. tlpl