New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10
ALONG THE JERSEY COAST.
sEABRIGHTs COTTAGERS ON HAND
GOOD OUTLOOK FOR THE HOTELS

GOOD FOR THE HOTELS
Seabright N J., June (Speciap.-seabright. as
usual. has its quota Of cottaSers already here,
while the outlook for successful hotel season was
never better. The hotel season will be formally
opened two weeks from to-day although a number
OF guests already here enjoying the quietness
OF the season which always precedes the hlsh.
The most noticeable Improvement since the close
of last year is the erection of brick and
station by the Central Railroad OF New Jersey. The
Old rookery. which stood the storms Of twenty
years. had outlived its usefulness and there was
general rejoicing when the news reached here that
the railroad company had at last decided accede
10 the requests of the cOttagers.
The dangerous crossings within the borougfl-and
there maHy-wil also be protected in order to
avoid another wholesale slaughter OF human beings
like the killing of the Trippe family last August
the North Borough crossing.
A number Of cottages have been built during
the winter between here and Monmouth Beach. that
exclusive the south. which is already in
summer attire. Care mas been taken to put the
drives in excellent shape. There is only thing
lacking to make the cottagers happy. and that is
the replacing OF the old shalIy drawbrdge which
crosses the Shrewsbury with new iron structure
and this Improvement is in sight. The Board of
and the improvement viii surely come. Then. and
not until then. viii the cotagers be happy in every
particular.
The attractions at seabright for the cottagers--
the Seabright Golf Club and the Seabright Beach
itors.
demand for summer homes sa The real estaIe men
say. never better than this season. The Mon
mouth Beach Club house IS already open. while
the Country Club and the golf grounds VIII open a
week from to-day.
George J. Gould will spend the summer at Sea
bright He has leased the ". Z Conner cottage
on blum. one the most picturesque summer
homes along the. Jersey Coast.
Among the cottagers who are already at Sea
bright for the sumuer are Samuel Rkef, E. D.
Adams. Frank GRAHAM. William J. Riker Z. G.
Woerz W A. Stout. Charles Simmons. Mrs y. +.
Romano. e. Fleitman, +. V. S Crosby. James Loeb,
Jacob II. SchT DR.. ". GIL Wylie. q. b. Melon
aid, Washington e. Connor. f. l.. Kalbheisch. ".
F. Haveneyer c. X. Bliss, l. c. Murray, Thomas
Carnachsei. II. NJ. Alexander jr.; DR.. Deiafield {.
.. Ealsey. z. 7. Hamilton l. G Murray. A y.
Beadseston. ]. c. Graham. T r. Palmer, T N Nc
Carter L. 3. Wolf J. L. Fraley. H f. Hadden
solomon Loeb, j. 9. HoaEland. N. G D. Borden.
p. r. Maitland. SelInar Hess. II. L. Terrell. T. II.
Banks. C. H HeHdrickson. A. II. Calef. Dr.. Henry
Tuck, ]. L. Fike-. J. 7. Duncan. r. d Harmon. J.
H Rhodes and !. A Haskell
Among the cottagers at Monmouth Beach
Colonel William Barbour. Colonel a. @. Payne W.
s. Pyle, Mrs. NJ S. Roberts Mrs. F. S. Douglass,
6. c. McKesson. o. d. Byron. Lewis James Syl-
vanus Hammerslough. II. S. Bergen, jefferson Ho-
gan. Mrs -. X Ferris. A b. Proal, Bayard
Dominica. N. II. Houghton, DR.. 7. w. Moses.
Adolph Rusch, w ward Robbins and Mrs. Andrew
Gilsey.
Fine turnouts and automobiles here by the
OF the horseless carriage is IN the
minority. although gaining Many of the cottagers
have both.