New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-04
THE WEEK AT LONG BRANCH.
IN THE LAST FEW DAYS THERE HAS BEEN
RUSH FROM THE CITY TO
THE SHORE.


Long Branch Julv S-The glorious Fourth Will
find Long Branch enioying a prosperous season
The large number of new arrivals at the hoteiS
tonight together with the bookings for to-1'o'io"
and Mondav show that this stad old seaside re-
sort, once tho summer home or grant, a. d. Die.
John Roey and other noted men, Is gettlhs "o'
share of the rush from the city to the shore.
The cottagers are all here. Very rev Vacai.
cottages can be found between Elberon ana west
End The number be counted upon one manu-
which means much. when the hard times anu INC
scarcity OF money are taken into conSiuei ain
Then too the prices received are up 10 'he
standard. ~ ,..a
.Tho Road to Ruin" for the benefit of st. James
Church will be produced at the West END Amuse-
ment Hall one week from tonight whiie vi ,''o
following Saturday the great bicycle parade anu "
circus will be held Admirers OF the cycle paraoe
,ar that tho circus will fare badly. especially In
the afternoon. as nearly everybody wants TO see
the display Of wheels
The usual Saturday night dance was ehJoyeu ''',s
evening at the Monmouth Beach CASINO "Hie" -
the centre of attraction In that part Vi inc 49,
over at Norwood Park the Henderson Aioaush
recent,on attracted many cottagcrs to welcome 'ho
return of Mr. and Mrs Francis EDWIN Hehu.' 0o"
Pleasure Bay. too. attracted seveIai tho"s"'u ~
ple TO witness the brilliant display OF iie"oiNs
Altogether to-day has been busy one ioi many
cottagers - ,,..oa,s,s
Tomorrow will be a great day for Methodists
O, North Long Branch and Monmouth Beach, whiie
at the Norwood Park Casino DR. Young mas ai
ranged for a patriotic service Inc deuic".oi "a
the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church y! D's :,
John p Newman tomorrow AFTERNOON wien, " "
believed, the entire debt against 'iie '"".O
stone edifice will be lifted. promises 10 DO an en
centionally fine affair The pastor, the Key, W. no.
Wedderspoon late from Farmlngdaie WILL er, a n
succeedea in three years in doubling inc Hna
shin and building $4,000 church without dona az
of incumbrance marked asais' ~ !s os The mort
to see the service result in the hltihs "a LILO '''
Dr. Youngs attraction tomorrow VIII be la, no sha
one; I'D SiTines while special singing Will heip
10 commemorate the day IN a oH. Hn Washington
this week. They are occupying the Horace " "''e
cottage at Elberon Wac. END was leased
th the week &c to oI NJ 'G Ley Of NewYork
The CRANKY cottage on e,u ~aG at the
aab on, of Mrs. Mortimer Hendricks was sold TINS
week Mrs TnnrsSn ns asd Will Mrs erect bukhoad
says tna' b ,e' CRANKY cottage and North Long
Branch IL the city will fll In behind H. sro ean
h0wevGr ., 'p maSy thousands tf dollars The I'M
provemen: would mean ne ne saa front
0G Trch u Pointer of Washington. % c. took pos
session Of his Ocean-aye s a., the Ravens
George NJ Pullman Of Ghicsg sn The T ruma 'n
country seat, this week. The party as Usual u
rived IN sates senator Edward F. Murphy has
taken the Bnsse cottage for the samne s, End for
Mrs A. Rich. of New-York. Is at west i'''u 'o'
the summer v.,, &c ocounvinr a
cottage AZ Low Moor. near Seabright; !. -. Nov.
Mrs R. L. Hamilton OF New ~, hof Eo,Sv Cottage
Miles o Brien has leased the MCCULLOUGH co''Ae0
az E,oeo" r, Neeser OF New-York. Is occupying
her cottage at seabright which was let 10 george
o9 Vmdoinh 'Erbslott, Charles Isnam and DR. r.
Myies, Of New-YorE are among the latest af'''a''
al so2rn Hurd A. Wetzler and John R. Dos Pas
sos OF New-York are the latest arrivals d. III
heron