New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
ALONG THE JERSEY COAST
HORSE SHOW WEEK AT LONG BRANCH
MANY ENTRIEs-AID FOR HOSPITAL.

MANY ENTRIEs-AID FOR HOSPITAL.
Long Branch, n. j., July 20 tSpecaD.-Long
Branch will be lively next week. There Will be IN
Vulnerable entertainments because of the horse
show. and a number OF other functions are also
booked take place. Horse show week In the past
has been looked the best seven days in
the season. There Is every reason to believe that
the show 1901 viii be the best record.
The entries closed Monday at midnight with the
secretary. and already many of the horses which
viii figure conspicuously in the three days exhibit
ton the grounds Frank Gould who owns
a number Of thoroughbreds. arrived with his string
Tuesday. Every boat. beginning on Monday.
will bring horses to the show grounds by the score
II will be a great show weather permitting.
There will he two night exhibitions instead OF
one. there being many entries that the manage
nient decided yesterday TO give night exhibition
Friday well as closing night.
After the horse show the military fourna
snent. of course While the third annual tourna-
nent will not be given until next month already
much interest is being manifested. The tourna-
ment, like the horse show. is no longer an expert
nent. It has come to stay. The tournament will
be more attractive than this year. many new
features having been arranged for
The horse show military tournament and the
Driving Club Elkwood practically un-
der the same management and IL past successes
count for anything. the newest venture the Driv-
Ing and Field Club. will only be profitable 10
the promoters but pleasing TO the public as well
The annual sale OF boxes held a week ago is
only forerunner Of what the exhibition will be.
success and nothing else Thirty-nine boxes brought
sss25 and at that there were not enough front
row seats 10 meet the demand The sale was
marked by spirited bidding. the highest price paid
being sl25. The purchaser Of the highest priced
box Bernard Baruch. Of Elberon, who although
lover of the horseless carriage, is nevertheless
admrer Of the horse
The interested in the bazaar held for the
benefit of the Monmouth Memorial Hospital last
week were handicapped by the weather. The sale
not concluded It'll Monday. and despite the
elements the bazaar complete success, the
receipts being greatly IN of what
pected at the start The hospital has many warm
supporters among the summer folk.
Features OF the services at the Eberon Memorial
Church the singing by a quartet and the SER
mons by Dr. Burrell. This season the quartet is
made up follows: Tenor. Mr.. Disselhurst; So
prano. Mrs. Patterson; alto. Miss Newport, and
bass, Mr. Bushnell. Professor Schneider is the
organist The pastor. the Rev DR.. Burrell Of the
Marble Collegiate Reformed Church, is recognized
as OF the ablest preachers IN New-York.
The building of nurses home 10 the Monmouth
Memorial Hospital viii be started in few
weeks plans for Il having been completed. The
home together with another wing which is TO be
built later will cost about $4,000. This amount
viii also nquidate the mortgage now held against
the hospital building.
Only one OF the crack wing shots who each
Yor1nsr summer along the North Jersey coast
by the is here this season. the rapid decline
Of the sport in this section causing them to go
elsewhere II used be Hollywood day and
Elkwood the next the lovers of the sport-and
many there were-dividing their time between the
Hoey and the Daily grounds. Now all that s left TO
indicate that shooting once the sport of the
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q single match has been shot this season Edgar
Gibbs Murphy. the former amateur champion Of
nering at Long Branch. Mr.. Murphy has long
since thrown aside pigeon shooting and is playing
nsseoR "a syen i ct the the aI ERerGR Wsm Oe
Ssntwe q Long Bra9eh; and !, Eugene Carroll BY
H given g = ne Blight r aey
\ 70 the bishoprc. Among The guests present at the
noas ao n ssss8 Ph
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Of Newark, who Is at the Beais cottage. on Park
Wooster Morton Ioomis will spend the remainder
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the last st F has been ahsae lsang s ftes h IS
soashsrn town. Nj. iooIns's father SstuTned early
Real estate estate Is active at ESeEon n II, There & have
ons fi K ssf es iSaR aEST9T wsch Gi
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IS hs Tse SATURDAY
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ts.npents planned to take place for the benefit Of
ce(vo attention.
A musical treat Will be given at the West End
Hotel August s. Nahan Franko will have his
orchegtra enlarged to fifty pieces that occasion
end the entertainment win be held the lawn.
A Cohen. Of West End. who has been In Europe
Tor several months, is expected home shortly
Jacob Rothschilds familiar countenance Is missed
Gt Long Branch this season. Mr. RothsehiId
started FOR Europe early in the season. He is ex-
pected home In a few weeks.
Morris Seiigman broke ground this week for a
cottage the DR.. Thomas LOT. near Taxa
nAsSee Lake. West End. The cottage will cost up-
ward OF s5.oe and will not be ready for occupancy
before fall.
The Misses Mabel and Grace Herbert of Oak
hurst left here on Thursday for Cincinnati where
they will spend several weeks
The Misses Marks. Of New-York. after spending
heron. left here Wednesday for the Kaaterslxils
Former Congressman Isidor Straus OF New-York
took possession OF his q South FL
oeron this week The Straus villa Is one OF the
attractive along the Atlantic coast The land
ecape gardening is particularly ine.