New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
ON THE NEW-JERSEY COAST.
RESTING AT LONG BRANCH.
MASY NEWCOMERS SEEK THE OCEAN BREEzI
THE CHAPEL OPENED.

THE CHAPEL OPENED.
Long Branch. ~ j.. July fspcciaD.-It is trine
early for the fui muster OF the Old Guard" but a
goody number of veteran sojourners have
already put In appearance. and TINS
charming resort presents much Of Us
wonted gayety The opening Of the Mon
mouth Park racecourse on July instead Of July 4,
as has heretofore been the rule, will have much to DO
with Fastening the opening of season that bears
every promise new of being one OF exceptional brill
iancy and financial success.
The Pleasure Bay Street Railway Is now In excel
lent running order, and In a few days the second
ave road will also be in readiness for the cars when
have been on the ground for the last two weeks rs
soon as this is done there will then b. a continuous
nne from the West End at Brghton-ave., running
through 10 Pleasure Bay and so TO Monmouth Park
racecourse..
The summer chapel at Elberon reopened for
the season on sunday Since last summer great I'm
provements have been made in the church building so
that in appearance 1t has ceased TO be chapel and
IS row q church, dignifed In structure well as beau
fn,l The entire expense OF the enlargement has
been maid BY the Rev. DR.. Charles T. Holman, and
the work of Improvement has been carried on under
his direction Memorial gifts OF one kind and another
have been presented, among which NAV be notco 'he
new silver service for the Holy Communications the
eft Of Mrs, George W. Childs in memory OF her mother
Broadway Is now open for travel from the ocean
end 10 the terminus beyond the city limits, the
asphalt paving having been completed
Tomorrow the second OF the summer live pigeon
shootinr matches will come off at Hollywood. 1t Is
for tue "Futurity" Cup. and large number oil The
crack shots of the country are entered for The contest
The Hollywood swimming Pool is now open. ms
f. fayoritc resort for those who enjoy the delights
of still salt water bathing, and as result the place
Is crowded daily.
oa cotagers continue TO arrive daily, and many
new summer residents have taken cottages.
Chief Justice Beasley, OF New-JerScy, travels back
and forth daily from the state capital to his summer
villa Miss Magse Mitchell is resting at her retreat
in Park-ave., West Long Branch City Chamberlain
j. j. O'Donohue, of New-York. is at the BloucAard
cottage, at Eberon. A. J. Cassatt Is at Hohy"oou
Park Thomas W. Cooper, ir is spending the season
with j. Howard sOcum. Mrs X. NJ Taylor anu
family Of New York are occupying for the summer
season the beautiful cottage OF Mrs Ho"aru o'o"ee
!" A. the hotels everything is in fine shape for the
season Ncssrs. Person and Julio. th" proprietor
Of the Ocean, this year assisted IN t inaE T
o. The front by Charles t. Logan H. , me U nrrsona.
ON its register thsn Judge William Wat~r Phelps;
the recent arrivals psS at tie 3 A. c sfT Ns
ihanel Hartley BENJAMIN Well S Mr. E0 nn S,Siie o.
i hToo aa%%S, fS ssaqsl ? I Nv
ford and Mrs H. II wnST Xiv Of TomS SrA Dawn y
port Miss L. Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4; strauss
Mr. and Mrs Duty D. L k'l ynS '9Iopn ben n
nedry OF Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Holland
Of phadspha Paul F MohT Of TaGOm9 , War
James DERRICK. of san Francisco; ard James a. LAY
Tor, of NewYork LAUGHS Hote-Mr ana and, Mr D, E
jerome j. Danhg,- Mr.. and Mrs Georgs ArSher H.
sesey and and p MA Lange7 A. 81 6r9 Se" 2 gh B
nett, Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Wilson. Of NeW,l0r VilA
and Mi and M c. r. FrSf John Of s5on
New-Jersey; Mrs. James F. EngI;h Of CcnnSG''c Sir
Siair anu Tabn Fl shuts ir. Judge ngraham Mr. an(
Mrs. H. W. Gray and Clark Bell. New-forE'