The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-13
LONG BRANCH AWAKE.
Who Will Occupy Cottages and
Rooms at Elberon and
West End.
Special to The Jersey citv Menus.

Special to The Jersey City Neics.
LONG BRANCH, April 10. 1s93.-Tnere 10
every indication for a big season at this
place this coming summer. Mott for many
wears has there been SO many cottages
rented so early in the season as there are
today. The real estate agents. and others
who are interested in the renting and
selling of cottages. are kept busy, and
every pleasant day brings numbers OIL
people to Long Branch in search OF rot
tages to rent, while many others are look
for rooms at the different hotels.
The folio wing summary will give some
idea of the general demand:-
At the Elperon Hotel the following per-
sons have engaged rooms: Cover
nor Werts, j. Edward Simmons.
president Fourth National Bank,
New YORK; e. S. Randolph, presi-
dent Continental Bank. New York; AL
bert P~aucoast, president Central Land
and Mining Company, Philadelphia;
George P. Weidner. of the Traction Rail-
road Company, aud family, Philadelphia;
S. M. FELTON,. president Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia Railroad Com
pany, Cincinnati; Henry Giews. New M
Fl. Dulles, Philadelphia; Howard P.
Stevenson. Philadelphia; James Clark,
New York. The hotel will be remodeled
aud a number of improvements put upon
ii, new verandas viii be built all around
the hotel, and completed in time for the
opening Of h season; The improve
will be the proprietor fgain this season.
AT ELBERoN.
Those who have rented cottages at Ell
heron are Augustine Smith, No. 2 East
Fifteenth street. New York: Garfield
cottage. price, $500; George II. Lewis,
Philadelphia; T. D. Ciosson, New YorS;
Judge Trnax, New YORK; Mrs. Emma
Lowner. Philadelphia: James Clark,
Corporation Counsel, New York, all
OF whom have taken Elber-
IN Hotel cottages; Semmen Bache.
Barbour cottage. at $500: Mark
Hoyt, New York. Brokaw cottage, Ocean
avenue; j. Levy, New York. Barbour
cottage, 50, 600; J. Oppenheim, New York.
Lyddy cottage, price g, 500; J. B~oskowttz,
So. $50; d. Il. Elnstein, New York, Lyddy
cottage, 1000. This cottage commands
the highest price of any cottage along the
shore.
All the cottages at Hollywood. fifteen
in number. are rented. Those who viii
occupy them are: /. Ickelheimer, New
York; James Conway, Philadelpnia: Lew
is May. New YORK; Simon Borg. New
YORK; Mr.. Rossin, New York; Charles
Seasongood. Cincinnati; A. Heidlebach,
NJ. S. Fecleimer, Fl. Badge and j. V.
Bookman, of New York.
-Four OF the fifteen cottages at Holly
wood are operated under the heading of
the Hollywood Hotel. Jesse Seligman of
New York, who formerly resided 10 his
fine cottage on Ocean avenue. will not
occupy it this summer, but has taken
rooms for himself and family at the
Hollywood Hotel.
H WEST END.
At the West End Hotel aud the How
land Hotel many applications ave
been received for ro0ms. d. NJ. g. w.
E. Htldreth will be in charge OF
the West End, and Hugh Griffin of
the Rowland: Richard Mears will be the
proprietor OF the Scarboro Hotel: NJ. S.
Lustig, the Atlantic Hotel: j. c.. Van
Cleaf, the United States Hote': A. Iaucb,
LAUGHS Hotel; Pearson & Julia, the Ocean
Hotel: S. Anthony, the Ocean Wave
Hotel; Samuel Moses will be the manager
of the Shelbourn Hotel; Martyne & Ep-
gerton, the Brighton; Frank Dalton, the
Third Avenue Hotel.
People who have rented place in other
parts of Long Branch are:-M. Balm,
New York, Lanning cottage, Bath ave-
nue.; NJ. Isader, Newark. Holiness cot
tage, Bath avenue: Frederick Guerken.
Lanning cottage; Peopold Peck. Mayer
cottage, Bath avenue. r. NJ. Meyers,