New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
ON THE NEW-JERSEY COAST.
THRONGS OF PEOPLE AT LONG BRANOh FUN
THE MONMOUTH PARK RACES.

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elI,nc mn with those who had their rooms ehEaS' i
| the season. There will be lare" n'iioo' ~ .i0
| members OF the sporting haiernS - 80, -,
Monmouth Park are being run iho no'' -
sov that they will have the biggest crown "'' wv
cu,d.v Z. tho summer capital" has ever Known. y
''' = ,oc,oI trains ran thl, afternoon from New
y,, and PHILADELPHIA and most Of them are running
,ro and three sections each THIS evening inc ho'e's
were alive with music and dancing III thc "''ci
roadfnr rooms there were little partle' group" ""
Tho tables M which the portly mothers ana la'iers
~ rho dancers were engaged in exciting contests oil
I,.t and hearts, In the cafes men Win DIS
diamonds in front Il their shirts 'pPcd some oil 'h'
rv.torious corrections that so popular here on
uarm DAYS rs thcy eagerly discussed the chances
Of their faVOhtc horses. In the hanuso"ic oi'l"''
norIors for women in the casino OF ihldrc'hs west
End Hotel a number OF the fair sex welded th'r cues
I'm a manner that made them the envy oil many oi
the men WHO have played for years. Tomorrow there
will lie driving parties to Pleasure Bay, sea brlsht
ard the charmn. drives through lumson.
The property owners along the ocean front VINO re-
fused 10 20 into the movement Tor the bukheadlhg oil
the foot OF the blum now repcntng with VsW
tba, throws I'm the shade the ancient method OF using
sackcloth and ashes. Tlfey spend portion OF ther
limo In watching the sea make inroads INTO th" p''
That portion of the bluff that went down into the
boiling surf in the Last few days has badly damascu
the driveway. and the big gap torn in the TACT OF
the BLUM will BE- IN cyosorc the entire season. Inc
town authorities will try and secure IcIsfuN'
action next winter that will give them the nght 10
protect the blum and roadway oppost, the property o
the men who refuse to make their ocean iroh'E' sie'
Lcland's old Ocean Hotel Is open Tor the season.
and will no doubt do it, share Of business. II has
been 80 completely rebuilt that II looks Hike new
house II is now owned by Colonel George BilNs OF
York. who purchased IL last year when II was SOFA
under foreclosure proceedings Instituted by the former
backrrs OF the Lclands The building has bceh NAM"
somely rcmrnishtd under the direction of cN0''a'"
Thomas Murphy, who has had charge Of the property
since IT came into IN, hands Of Colonel Bliss There
no hotel on the coast that has better sanitary arrange
ments as no expense has been spared In peri"cuhg
the system in use OH the property The %" patrons
of the house will miss tho chcecy greeting Of the
Icands who owned and managed this popular h"nSc
for many years. The proprietor is j. w Amy, who
was for some tmc The host Of the old Calf House al
Louisville Mr.. Amy is all that can be desired In
the way Of a hotel manager, and many of his old
customers have engaged and will STAY here all
summer. The bowling alleys have been torn ont, ana
the lovers Of the game will be delighted with new ones
and the appointments Of the There are also ne"
billiard and pool tables.
Hugh F. Griffin. the proprietor of the 81. James
Hotel of New ork, Is the lessee and manage; OF
the rowland Hotel, one CT the finest houses here.
The honse has been thoroughly renovated and I've
furnished with carpets. The cafe ha- been ~
lifted I'm dark hard woods, and II Is now the finest one
in the town. A good improvement j. the new double
reading room in the north wing n the hotel. This
room Is handsomely furnished and the walls are
covered with fine oil paintings The house has large
number Of guests already registered AMI many ohcrs
are expected during the coming week.
The Atlantic Hotel will be popular as ever under
the management VI Mine Host Lu-ug. The new
restaurant whore meals Will be served nj all hours
Will be decided attraction TO The guest. Tho first
hop Of the season is being held this evening.
w. y. smith. Of New DIRK, The general Eastern pas
scnger agent Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company, has taken rooms for the season at the Ocean
Hotel.
senator A. {. Paddock. ~ Ncbra-fa. is among the re-
cent Corners al Idrcth's Wet End Hotel
Judge J. T. Ncwbcrger. OF New York md his
family will spend the entire summer the scarboro
John W WJDcy has erected two Anc coitngcs on
his Rath-avc. property. Mr. Woollsy now has one OF
the finest group OF cottages on tho New Jersey coast
although 1t Is moi as nrse as Hollywood or Norwood
Park
Lieutenant p. H. Clarke. Of the 10Th United s'nics
Cavalry, and Mrs. Clarke arc among ihe Washington
guest. booked at IlldIeth's Wet Fad Hotel.
Wilson D. Haven. OF Trenton. and his family are
occupying their cottage. on ChclscaAvr.
The lists Of late arrival, at the several hotels con
tain the following names:
ocean Ilouse-Captaln ard Mrs. julio. Mr. and Mr.
H. A. La Fctra Mis- Elizabeth Ia Petra. NJ, Rfna
York. .
iIowland Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown Mr..
and Mrs. Cohen and family, Or. Il. pnenharh hr..
Ofenhach Mr. and Mr.. james Galloway, a. W.
Mackenzie. Mr.. and Mr.. l.. Bishop. Ei~eTd q. KinS
Mr.. Th0inn~ :. MAY. Mss l"s'l" May, Ith1
Morley George VI. Baclur Mr.. ana Mn. J. shipscy,
MIR and Mrs William f. Howe 4 New York
Hotel ~carboio-MisS Sutla TrOWbUdg' Mt ana NiiN'
f. Martin Hack Miss Ncitr Black, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Jacobs, william I"rnard Mrs H. H. bn,lcd
Mr. and Mrs George = Levy. MIS-. T.. II. Bronncr, Z"
New York. MIR. and Mr.. John II. Butts. of brGkvn
Innrl's Hotel John Moore u. +. Moore, Charles
II. Innm and family. Mr. and M y. II. Davis, MI,
Norris. and Mr.. and Ms. &. w. Briggs AID family, OF
New York.
TIdrcIh's W"st End Hotter. Cary smith. Mrs A.
Bri,-c Miss Florence Bri-<cl Ebert Br sel Herbert
Iru,-e Lawrence ru, cl A. H. spencer, VI. and Mr.
l.. \. Benedict. Mis- Florence Benedict Miss Eve
benedict. A. Clifton Edgar. J. y. Clark. J. Allyn. Mls'
Il. ALVIN. Edgar VI. Johnson. Dir ara Mrs. 4. J.
AShman, Mr.. and Mr.. A. T.. Haynes, MI. 4. f.
Tucker, Mr. and Mr.. Il. G. Brown and two daughter
all - Sew York.
Atlantic Hotel william Morris and family. Mr. and
Mrs VI. RO.ctt and family j. lovcnfrld and family,
VI. SITTER and family. VI kaufman and family Miss
sarah Su-hachcr. Mrs. r. ls1ac,pn. Mr.. l.. Cohen,
Philip Sobcl, L. VI. JOunkcr. Morris God>cln and f'n
ily. samuel Joscphs and Mr.. Henry C,lcu, Of New
York.
United states IIotcl-Nr. ond Mrs. Jomcs T. Nahoucv
scryniscr and family. Mrs Jacob Asiol Mi,s A-ic
Mrs Morse and children. Ms. T. Abrahams and fam
v. Mr.. aud Mrs John A. Eacsiicr. !. i. Collins ana
family, Mrs. !. W. Conner Dr. and Mrs. VI. J. Jackson
Plilip Howell and family, and Jose ph Howell and fun
fly. All ~ New York; \. + Kiucrslcy. Edward Eor,c
Mis-, ROIkc. Edward KOrhe Jr. Mr. and Mrs Eh.u
Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. &. H. Williams and Miss Viii