New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
LONG BRANCH'S ZENITH.
TWO HORSE SHOWS TO BE HELD THIS
SEASON

Long Branch. n j. June n Cs7ecfsD-ron-
Branch is lively. The cottage season opened In
early in May. and the closing o. tHe last dav -
June finds nearly every sumner home occupied
The hotel season. although it he's been going On
for couple % weeks or more. IS tonight a, ia
zenith the usual Fourth os JfIy advance crowd
having put IN an appearance to-day When Non
mouth Park in its palrniee- DAYS the opening
day for The hotels along fhe coazr az this plao.
was the Saturday before tie Fourth. he date SGT
tor the opening Of the SUMMIT racing True
many OF the hotels oDenad several 7eeks before
but It was nat until racing day came around thar
tEe big hoz5leries flied up. Monmouth PARK azs
come and gone. vet the h5-e,s -o-ri9ue do asl-
ness the same tv-r though -he-e are many who
would welcome the good Oh days when tae Eaton
town turnpike for miles vas nothing but string ~
carriages coming from the races
That Long Branch has ousz-9wr .ts p-ase-.
charter one VINO IS acquainted WIN the resort
for moment dosD-s All r1ar r1s o.-v mus
ter. including licenses and taxetio1 0f aH kinds
is tTias over 5000 The annual cost f0r roads
water rent. lighting and police takes txo-thlrd7
OF the total amount. leaving out s-- 10 or go 70
pay in"identals and make general Improvements.
The initiative steps toward special legislation
was taken on MONDAY u,sH-. wn>7 "ommisst9nar
Walter 5. Reed introduced .ae following resolution
which was unanimously adopted.
Resolved. That e. he the sense os THIS Board tha-
counsel be employed 20 dTosr tli 20 be PEE
seAteG AZ re h.@t session or t-- L-s---a Ire 1-
Board Of Co-a-lissi-Tle-s to make z- general q-j
public improvements as Inay come regularly before
TO meet such expenditure
The counsel selected 20 draft the bIl Includes
Judge Wilbur A. HeisIey. John ws5ley 5-ocum.
Clarence G. Van Note. Winfield s 3. Parker and
Thomas P. Fay. the City solicitor
Long Branch viii have two horse shows tina
season. The Hollywood Horse show. which viii
hold its seventh annual exhibition on the closing
days OF JIy. promises even 10 eclipse last years
exhibition-chat IS II special prizes given by tha
cottagers count for anything No spot along the
Jersey coast can boast OF finer lot The fac.
that over score of special prizes have alrsad~
been donated by the cottasars Is an indication that
not only is Long Branch interested, out the whole
North Jersey coast as well
The second annual exhibition OF the NorwOod
Park Horse Show Association VIII take place i1
August. dates for which have not yet been select
ed. The show OF last year was given as ex-
pertinent. The show OF 1900, however VIII oe on
a much larger scale
NORWOOD PARK IS LIVELY.
The summer colony Of cottagers is az Norwood
Park. not a single vacant cottage being LETT oCt
OF the entire number The Casino opens for the
sumner tomorrow. while the golans season start
ed with a rush last Saturday The complete list
of COttagers spending the summer In the PARK IS
as follows: H. K Browning. Il. B. Vaughn, WnI-
lam Sheerer, Dr. C. Z. Simmons. Thomas Dunham.
James ". Pringe. II. ". Rising. Edward Bayer. F.
K. Kohler Charles A Sherman, Harvey E Fisk T.
L. Sheppard. Judge Z. a. Jacob. William O.
Demorest, 5. Fischer. George 3, Hurd, Thomas
X Egbert Mrs Myrick PIummer. Dr A r Nc
Michael and the Rev. Dr.. Charles J. Young
The first Of the summer religious services at the
Norwood Park Casino Will be held tomorrow even
ing The services viii be patriotic the colors Of q
united country being tastefully arranged The Rev.
DR.. Charles J. Young. OF New-Tork will Ill the
pulpit The singing at the services is one OF the
features cottagers from Hollywood. West End aad
Long Branch being attracted 70 the Casino. which
is the perfection Of GOODNESS on warm summers
night
The Norwood cottagers are happy lot Between
the social doings the Casino the golf matches on
FOR charity the season soon slides away. and IS
most delightfully."- spent. ,.
The cottage colony at Ei6eron IS about com
Plete MIS- George ~ PHilmi2n & Is SUI 9o5e I t
a triie slow. The attraction at the Beach Club is
comfort indoor baths have had the call
The Eloeron Hotel gave Us nCst pan t9-n-gal-
The season has opened under most favorable au-
spices, and before another month roles around
be enjoying the excIusiveness OF that resort Julius
Francklyn cottage. where President CARRIED died
\ resort is in sight just south OF ElQeToR.
HSef" Wsef b %crS SYork ca3itasts 1t IS the nts1
ton OF he new GTners 70 ere3I SGl'py "a ?. -2 sT
Go @ me B9cb o b3 b7viD tbe Old East End tract M
tween now ana next season soon the North Ter:
which cannot be exeeIed anywhere.
Pleasure Bay Is lively. The Park opened Non
day night and scores Of COttaSers took advantage
of the polite vaudeville show. The season for
the luscious soft clam Is still young. although a
number Of prominent bakes are already scheduled.
The cottage colony is made up principally OF
actors who love the river in preference 20 the
ocean Boating and sailing are the outdoor sports.
golf. of course taking a back seat us only a
question Of time. however, when Pleasure Bay viii
support links OF its own
Governor Foster NJ Voorhees, and his star Will
enjoy a Fourth Of July bake at Pleasure Bay The
party. sixty in number. viii arrive AZ Green Ca
bles, y. Y. Vests charming retreat, at Il O'Clock
The decorations at Green Gables Will be a feature,
the work being already under way
The Grand Lodge officials OF the Free and Ac-
cepted MasOns of New-Jersey VIII enjoy a bake a.
Pleasure Bay on July 1s- The place selected IS
Prices Hotel
Paul Du Chaulu the writer. is the guest OF Nor
timer Hendricks at his Sea Niew-ave. cottage
John Ilingsworth, of Newark, IS occupying his
cottage at El6erOn
A. L. Riker of Newark. has taken ore ot the
Kinney cottages ar FIherOn for the summer
L. 3. SChran1. OF New-YOrk. viii shortly break
ground for S5 .0G0 cottage in Ltncon-ave-. Il
beTOu
I Y Brokaw Will leave his West End cottage
for Europe early in July
r. Il Brockway, o. New-York. is occupying his
cottage 81 West Long Branch.
SF4BPTGFTS GOOD PROSPECTS.