New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
ON THE NEW-JERSEY COAST
DULL TINES AT LONG BRANCH.
THE MONEY CRISIS, TIE WORLDS FAIR AMI
MONMOUTH PARKS TROUBLES Az
Feet THE HOTELS

MONMOUTH PARK'S TROUBLES AZ
feet THE HOTELS.
Long Branch, ~ j., July 90 (Special) -Anothei
month OF the season" has about drawn TO close ane
with 1t passes into history one Of the tamest ana o
Improbable summer months ever experienced DV tae
hotels OF this resort. Primarily the Worlds FAIR IL
now admitted, has certainly affected travel sea"aru
while the unsettled condition OF the money marker
and the unusually large number OF bank failures III
the West has had much to do with checKin9 'ne
customary flow OF Western people to the Atiahoc
seabOard but far and above all this another reasoh
and It is to be found at Monmouth Park. Contrary u
expectation, the great summer meeting OF the Mon
mouth Park Racing Association has not been the sue
cess so vchemcnty predicted for It by It's promoters.
on the other hand, the Branch has had phenom-
inay successful season with Its large colony OF cot
tagers. u -.
Last Saturday evening Messrs. Pearson juno o'
,be Ocean Hotel gave an entertainment in the par
,or OF their house, consisting OF vocal ana ihstru
mental music, Rotations, ETC.. for the SICK p"oy
fund netting the sum OF 49, %. 20 ehcournsou
wep they with the success OF this undertaking mat
they announced their intention Of giving slHiiar
entertonment at an early date for The Tribune
Fresh Air Fund. Monday afternoon tnesc same "ie"
entertained a number OF the representatives OF inc
metropolItan press at dinner IN one OF the pnVaoe
dining parors Of the hotel
Tho American Neurological Association held three
days session at the West End Hotel. beginning on
Tuesday Their meetings were held with CLOSED doors'
Among the eminent specialists present were DTS
sntzpa- Hammond Field and uzinski, Of Ncw-York;
Preston, of Baltimore Mills, Of Philadelphia, ana +.
X. Durcum on Wednesday evening they had BAN
ouet in the large dining hall Of the hotel. AZ wmch
mnny OF the guests OF the hotel were Invited.
The register OF the West End Hotel bears this week
the names OF Manuel Mcstedo, OF the spanish Lega-
tion and j. J. De Groot, OF Port-au-Prince, hayu'
Ex-Governor Benjamin T. Briggs. OF Delaware Is one
OF the arrivals at the Ocean Hotel The imposing
proporcns OF exDoorlecper OF the House OF Repre-
sentavcs A. J. Donaldson Is picturesque s'eht III
the Hobbies Of the Hotel Brighton.
The tenth annual prOprietOrs' ball. rendered ny
D. NJ & w. T.. Hldrcth, OF the West End Hotel TO
their guests took place on Thursday. Nearly o.ooo
Invitations were issued. and within few hundred OF
that number responded.
society has now turned its attention to the
Harvest Moon Festival and Floral Parade Inc pro-
ectors Of last years demonstration are already ag
Eating the subject and the guests have entered
heartily into the plans for this years festival which
II Is proposed TO hold some time during the MIDDLE
Of next month. Following this come the carnival
and the road races OF the Long Branch wheelmen, on
August Is In which the summer visitors are invited
to participate.
on Friday evening tho Hotel Brighton gave
childrens fancy dress ball AT whch over loV young
Among the recent arrivals are At the West End
Hotel Mathew d. Field, A. F. IIOlbrook DR.. Ralph
A. Parson Dr. L. Weber, William G. sIellman, g.
NJ Hammond Mortimer Fargo OF New.iOrk; Max
Wagner and ii. Stanley Suydan, OF London, England.
ocean Iiotel-Hcnry Warner, Mr.. and Mrs E. S.
Brown John McGonly. A. II. Woodruff. and Mr.. and
Mrs c. F.. snyder, Of ewYork; Mr.. and MIS-. X:
Rice, OF Washington ANA Mr.. and Mrs. searles' OF
England. NJ, a., Nil,
Miss Sadler. Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Rev, Mrs. j. Henry
Mrs " J. Hrshiield. samuel Frank. Mr.. and MIS-:
Mark A. Aiken and Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. Harris, Of
Nrw-York: Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Campbell MI. ana
Mrs h. L. Doncalue Mr.. and Mrs. c. ii. Ebbets ana
James r. Wheeler. Of Brooklyn ,,,.
Hotel Brighton-J. J. Macklin, Miss MacRin'
Miss Margaret Mackn. T59nas -. Land,
and Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Tomp.ins, Of New York;
Rowland H0use-Mr. and Airs. J. strauss, MI ana
Mrs. = Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs. i, WOODWARD OF OF
New York: Joseph Donald OF Brooklyn George n
brooks and John d. Casey, Of Paris, France: A.,
Recent arrivals at the Elberon are Mrs; Dudley
Field New York; a. ". Brady, Albany d. T. David
Governor Robert f. Greene, Jersey City: Eshqp
John F. Hurst Washington Robert Thorne T: J.:
Wooiscy, IT,, and Francis p. Lowery, New fork'
Madison Il. Kennedy. Chicago: sidney b. b. HebD;
London England: William DOdswOrh and Colonei
Henry A. Ilcser New-iork.