The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-19
JULY POLITICS BY THE SEA.
MURPHY, HILL, SHEEHAN, AND DAM
ORT AT THE BRANCH.

TO sheehan,. magnificent Cottage ana In
spects the Tnrki.h Room-Not n Confer
encet Net One-xo Politics. Not n nit.
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oor, ~ politicians, dav In Long Rrapob. Ex.
Son.,or uui Elliot Donfortb, Choirmnn NJ tho
no,,oor,,ic Stot. Committees. ox.Ro,lroad Com.
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I'n,,od state senator Elwarj Mnrnhv or Troy
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But with all the politicians here there were no
conferences. No, not ono. Not on your life.
eli. ,na Io,.lu., No., ~. r..
Soiiis wv 'eioionah wv II i'eeoruer anu iom
Dunn Just came TO see the BICYCLE girls. some OF
else. AS for the Others well. they were here for
Chairman Danforth, Frank Campbell, and Mr..
p,ora.l,, ,,vo ho.n n,,s,, -, A. II;r =. ~.
beardsley nave been guests OF MT. Hili at the
NOrmanuie u dny or so, 1t rnineu all the MORN
ing. and when noon came and there was n mar.
,iaI clearing tbcv callcd , stago iust ~ ,sLs m
'i"i 'ho' "he " e."ko Ju'I uh
airing. The best air is in the noighborhood of
Long Branch-at least the party said so-and
,hev drove over. Mr.. Hin had not seen Senator
TUE! uFo'o o'ef. Mf nm hau U seeh 9ohator
Murphy since the latter's arrival, and 80 the
stage STONED ut Senator Murphy's cottage.
S,nntor Nnrnhv ,,a hs tar,iI, ,,oro 49,, ~ r.
och"'or murphy INV lie fanny "ereou On inc
veranda with cX-Mayor Grant and Mrs. Grant
party "" were rein invited to sit down ""0 '"'
psrss !. n' ,",a >. ~"
forth and Mr.. Campbell said they thought it
Mau,d ha = aan, thinn ~ nn ornr ,nh ~" AZ
mile away. MIR. Hill thought that was a good
- q. 49,, 80, ..,,h a."
schelne' anu saio me- wait WIN senator Mur-
ply until the other distinguished gentlemen re-
over TO Mr.: sheehan 5 cottage In the stage.
Mr.. Sheehan's cottage is opposite the grounds
| % lnG u MOO Ill y III OH mt TltneSt -lOOKlnV
places in the whole OF the seashore distri, I. AMI
many a millionaire here envies him its DOS.
session. it sits well bat k from HE road and ia
surrounded by a beautiful grove. IL has great
broad piazzas, and there is a line driveway lead.
ing from the main road through the grounds. r.
is new, this being Mr.. Shechan's first season in
it. The furnishing is magnificent. Mr.. Dan.
forth and Mr.. Campbell helped to make up a
ioyial marty there. One of the ~prettiest rooms
in The house is the Turkish room. the second
room on the lett OF the entrance. The room is
furnished in red. In the rear il "A plat form
mounted by two steps, and on the back Of this is
a rich diyan covered with Turkish rugs and in.
yitine pillows. over the platform is "a canopv.
out from The canopy on each side sticks a trophy
made up of "A batticsxe and spears. There are
LAMPS hanging from the outer edge of the
cnnony' A. each corner of the niniiorm is "A
tablet ornamented with brass ANTIQUES.
The party in the great hallway We're laughing
and chatting about The Weather and The beauties
OF the house and its location, and about every.
thing else except politics. When Tom Dunn. who
is a great way. Looked slyly nj Mr.. Sheehnn and
said:
II tell We. byes. IL reminds We of the plorics of
the ancient Kings. don't il Ali nhi that's n
fine room indeed. It's for the sachems, amt it,
John What a sight it will be, sure. whin they