New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
on THE NEW-JERSEY COAST
LONG BRANCH MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN
EVER
THE pRIvEwAYs ARE IL PERFECT CONDITION
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE CITY-ARRIVALS
At THE COTTAGES.

At THE COTTAGES
Long Branch. " j.. June 3 (speclaD.-Long Branch
+ keeping up IT, good work and forging right ahead
with it, marvellous transformation scene. The drive
way in Ocranavc. is rapidly approaching finished
condition for vehicle travel. and before the middle of
the month will be In such shape as to invite the
criticism Of the fastidious whip. All the other
avenue, whore Improvements Were begun since last
summer are I'm fair way Of being thrown open for
use by June 10. Thlrdave. the main drive from me
station Of the New-lorN and Long Branch Railroad
Company to the heart Of the city. is now paved with
asphalt and the sidewalks graded. MI the other
improvements energcicaly advocated 10y the Board
Of Trade and indor,ed by the municipal authorities.
are rapidly macrializing
The New-Nork and Long Branch Steamboat Com
panv beginning sunday and continuing every Sunday
during the summer will make regular trips between
this place and NcwY City. The steamer Pleasure
BAY will leave Jame-st.. New-Nork. at a. m. and
returning Will leave Branchport at } p m Another
boat VIII l- added this week.
Tomorrow the Elbcron Memorial Chapel. In Park
ave. will open for the season. The services VIII
again be I'm charge OF tho Rev. DR.. Charles J. Young
The Secondav street railway is now making RAPID
progrcs, toward completion. on Thursday the com
pany effected junction with the Pleasure bay ian
road at the intersection Of Broadway and the starting
ro,,t ~ tho latter road ut North Broadway, thus
,rordlng through passage TO Pleasure Bay and Mon
mouth Park
HOLLYWOOD never looked prettier than 1t does Just
now An erroneous impression has gone i"r'h '"a'
tho late sale in New York Of John liocys bric-a brac
and other valuable personal property was dral' Oh
the rich store II the Hollywood treasures. IhiS l.
not So and the collection Of works Of ART 'na
hnye for 50 long time adorned the great museum "i
the hotel stIll remain
The Thcrmc or swimming pool has been aInn
enlarged and bsautiied. having now nearly wv
dressing rooms.
The following Is list Of the cottage occupants
for tho nnr,chIny scnSon: Isaac lchclhcimer. simon
Borg. VI ; Fi,hhcimer Mrs. Ida >raSoneooi. Lewis
Nav J. Eoohnan Henry Budge. VI. Cohen. MAX l.
Hosen and Edward l.. Oppenhcim"r Of New->ork ana
John /. Canaway of Philadelphia
That cottascrS early Interesting Themselves Tor
their summer comfort Is evident by their app'aihii, .
here during the last week. Mark IIoyt of New
York. Ia, Just purchased the home "i Mrs. Moses
TAYLOR General T. T. Eckcrt has 'p'nci hi, pretty
cotinse in Ocean ave Lewis b. Brown. 81 "" l'rN'
founder Il Ecron where President Garfield died. took
possession II hi, cottage here for the season last
week John T.. Lannine Ia, lca,"I for the summer
. Season his new cottage Elbcrou 10 Jacques
Balm. Of Ncw YoriN The adjoining cottage Mr. Lin
ming m, rented T. Frederick Cericn. Frank ok""fc
and hi, family II New York. now occupying their
cottage in Norwariavc. q. Be'nheim ana family
Of New York. are again occupying their cottage in
Criaravc Mr.. Bnn,e arrived from New YORK on
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mitchell have re-
turned 10 Long Branch FIR the season W. =. Pyle.
Of New Orh. has taken villa I'm Club circle. Mon
mouth Beach ". A. Wool and hi, family, ot Brook
Kn. take p secession of the colby cottage today.
Longlrv Nuunelly, the Youngest postmaster IN Ul'
country received hi, commission last week from Prcai
dent Cleveland. for a full term rs postmaster at
We. End. to succeed his father. by Whose death the
caused.