New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-08
May EXCURSIONS TO LONG BRANCH.
GUESTS AT THE BIO HOTELS

Long Branch. ~ j.. July (SpecaD.-This one
time summer capital OF the Nation has had this
week a taste OF the revival Of summer excursions
from New-York by way Of the Ocean Pier and
the Iron Steamboat Companys line OF steamboats,.
The one-day visitors from the city have been COM
Ing down In swarms. The sail down the bay and
the ocean is delightful one and Is hugely en-
joyed by those who fortunate enough to make
the trip. Once landed they generally make for the
beach, and planting themselves upon the jettes pro-
coed to open their baskets and devour their sand
wiches. eggs and beer. With the returning boats
at night these same visitors depart for home. leav
ing behind their empty beer bottles strewn upon
the beach. How much this is going to benefit the
Branch is open question The summer residents
of the hotels and cottages to man are greatly
chagrined and disconnected at the outlook for the
future of this really beautiful and fashionable
resort and ii is even doubtful If the saloon pro-
prletors and owners of other joints that abound In
the neghborhood Of the landing pier can extract
much comfort from the enterprise they have all
along been clamorous the authorities should en-
courage.
With the exception of the crowds brought down
by the boats on the Fourth. the town has worn
funeral aspect and by many OF its best citizens
it has been suggested that 1t would be better to d.
vorcc the north end of the beach from the West
End and that fashionable quarter. 80 that s resi-
dents might avail themselves OF the reform wave
that has swept over Coney Island. and wrest from
tlge long the synonyme for all that was offensive
to good taste and good morals.
There is little to chronicle In the way Of social
events here this week. The arrivals include the
following:
West End Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Heine,
Judge and Mrs Joseph Koch Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Rice Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.
Hill Miss l.. Greenfield. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lewis Miss Amy Lewis. Dr. and Mrs. L. Baruch.
Mrs T. Werner and family. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Adler.
Mr. and Mrs b. F. Webb. MIR. md Mrs. c. Gala
han. Mr. and Mrs NJ Mosher, Mrs. J. '. De
Quesada Mr.. and Mrs. d. Kohn, Miss s. Kohn. Miss
Edith f. Kohn. Mr.. and Mrs. William Kraus. Mr..
and Mrs Leo speyer. Mrs W. G. Wood. J. ".
Seymour ir Mrs. s. Manages, Miss NJ Manages. of
New-York.
r. DOS Passes. Brayton Ives. A. b. Twonbly. Mr.
and Mrs. John A. c. Grey. Watson +. Case. Louis
f. Doyle Mrs. c. H. Brush. Mr.. and Mrs II: f.
Meeker. Miss Meeker and A. NJ. Hurd, OF New
Hotel Brehteon-R Fleming Handy AMI family;
william r. Powell j. l.. DIX. O. Wurner, NJ. and
Mrs. William Webb S. c. Davis. J. 5. Bach. Mr.
and Mrs T Tagsert $. Diner and family Mr. ana
Mr. Mrs and rf Mrs. Charles j. Timson Mrs s cameron
j. j. Levy. Of NeW-York; Judge Alfred Hoffman. Of
Graham and family. Of WASHINGTON.
Rowland Hotcl-Charles l.. SIX and family. Mr..
and Mr. Bell Mr. and Mrs Brown g 3na rm ny
and Mrs A. J. Judah. Miss Maud judah Samuel l..
Bear and family, Mr.. and Mrs. y. Bradstreet. Mr..
h iee Mr and Mrs j. g Church Mrs 4 SIMMONS
and daughter. A. T. Bradstreet and family OF New
York. - ,,., NJ.
NJ Walsh j. E Man. Mrs f. vi. Tasdae, James
r Cheshire and the Misses Cheshire. Mrs II stein
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold and Miss Lillian Malcolm. OF
Brooklyn