New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
A DREARY SEASON AT LONG BRANCH'
THE NEGLECT OF THE AUTHORITIES |fiiHf IL
RESPONSIBLE FOR IT-ARRiNALs
AT THE HOTELS


AT THE HOTELS.
Long Branch. n. J.. Aug. Is (speciaD.-only two
more weeks are left to the hote-keepers IN "hic"
10 make both ends meet for the season. III mas
been dreary one for most Of them ana IL IS 10 DC
greatly feared that when they come 10 cast up ae-
counts the balance will be found on Inc "rohs Siu
of the ledger Much OF this deplorabe CONDITION OF
affairs might have been averted mad the au'ho''-
ties held to the promise made In their circular OF
January 6 when they pledged themselves to hotei
proprietors and cottagers fill in the ocean drive
way In time for the summer business proVi"ihs '''
dividual property-owners would bulkhead apa'''"s
lands along the front. The property-o"hers
did their share OF the work but the municipality
failed to keep faith with the public. AS conse'
cuence the ocean boulevard has remained all sum-
mer an eyesore 10 the summer visitor, a reproach
10 the town and a hindrance to It's prosperity
At the Hotel Brighton the guests are enjoying the
joest OF times. with hops. musicaes or theatricas
almost every evening in the week.
The Rowland House. under the new management
of Colonel Sprague. is rapidly reganing It's old po-
siton in the estimation OF patrons as a hrs'-cass
well-apponted and well-kept seaside hosiery. \
good table fine music and an abundance or high-
grade entertainments have done much to please the
guests and increase patronage. Nearly !" ne"
guests registered the early part Of this week
At the West End Hotel the veteran proprietor
Colonel Hildreth is making new record for his
popular establishments and drawing crowds to the
place by the excellence of his table and the fine en-
tertanmen,s afforded the guests. The Sunday
sacred concerts begun this are artistic In the
extreme.
Some recent arrivals at the hotels are as follows;
Hotel Brighton-Rooert f.. Lord Mr.. ana Mrs
J. p. Hadley, DR.. r. F. Bush Mr.. and AIRS John
Thorpe. Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Bales, Michael Nc
Cormack DR.. Mackin, Mrs. V. +. Leigh. Mrs. Dion
Boucicault, s Denzer Charles Marks, William r.
Royce. Mr.. and Mrs. James johnson, I: r. Hdnli-
ton. w. A. Harper. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T. Pulsiier'
William r. Brown. $. c. Davis. Leayey A.
bottom. A. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs p Liyison'
and Mrs W. J. Plow. jr. of NewYork.
West End Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. Hugo RoseDurg.
w W. Bradbury Miss Palmer. j. H. CARNEY
James c. Hays. Miss Nina Prlesse. Miss Lavina
Miller Mrs a. Mandelbaum: 5 +. Miller F. +.
Keith, Tony Pastor. Frank Moran. Max Ambach;
John Flannag gan. the Rev. r. J. Kelly. Mr. and
Mrs. David Hutzler, Simon Manages. ) Rosenbaun'
William j. Jackson. Aaron Lauterbach i. ;. Rosen-
helm. b. s Kee. James F. I-ongley, Miss A. Fisher,
Philip Halle Mr. and Mrs. Moses King, Mrs. G. II.
Rivers a. Fredhaw q. s Kelley. Henry Cohen;
Albert Mayer. Mamie Hetch John Girls Leland
Hetch A. friedman. J. L. Adams; Nj and Mrs:
c. Hyatt. Miss Hyatt; F. Straus. J. Ehrlich. Miss
Jessie Euhberg the Rev. J. V. Mooney. '. e.:
J. Sondhen and a. s Hobrook OF New-Yo rk
Rowland Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stern Miss
Juliet Brassell. J. A. Iirk. Mr. and Mrs ;; Knapp;
NJ O'Brien. A. Robertson. j. Thalhe!m, Mr.. ana
Mrs Paul Livison Miss Buckingham. Mr.; and Mrs
bach. NJ Goldzerher. William r. Lee Cold,
schmidt. Mr. and Mrs y. J. Plow. jr.. Mr. and
Mrs C. T. Roberts and A. Wescher' OF New
York.