New-York tribune., 1902-07-21
THE NORTH JERSEY COAST.
WARM ENOUGH FOR EVERYBODY AT
LONG BRANCH-ALL READY
FOR HORSE SHOW

Long Branch y j. July 20 (SpeciaD.-Nooody
complained to-day about the weather being too cool
not even the bathing masters 1t was warm ihfahd'
vet there was breese the ocean nearly all day.
Bathing was unusually heavy while driving was
not so popular until after sunset. when many came
out for their afternoon outing.
The horse show officials confident Of run
ming OF the ninth annual exhibition. weather per-
rnitt4ng, in three DAYS and night show There are
fifty classes he judged The opening on Thurs
day viii find the ring charge Of former United
States Senator Edward F. Murphy. of Troy. n Y,
who is summering at his cottage at Elberon. The
classes TO be judged harness and saddle horses
ponies i'm harness. high steppers roadsters saddle
horses ladies TO drive four-in- hands and hunters
and jumpers.
The second day of the exhibition. Friday. will
find Walter r. Hildretb. manager Of the West End
Hotel I'm charge of the ring. There will be thir-
teen classes judged There will be thirteen classes
Judged Saturday afternoon. Colonel Thomas j.
O'DOnOhue Will be i'm charge of the ring. Jacob
t.ofbschild viii be in charge of the ring closing
night. when eleven classes will be decided. tnelud
ng the Challenge Cup. offered by Walter r. and
Thomas G. Patten, and the four championship
classes
IAN that we want is good weather" said secre-
tary Casey tonight Give us good weather and
We vii show you one OF the finest exhibitions New
The opening exercises of Temple Israel this af-
gan At o'clock Edward Dawson presiding. The
address of welcome was delivered by Mr. Dawson
The opening Of the temple in charge of Sieg-
mund T. Meyer. the Bath-ave. cottager. A psalm
winch the Rev. Joseph r shaw. pastor OF the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church. made ad-
dress Former Mayor Benjamin +. Norris also
spoke.
II has just come to light that Harvey E. Fiske
the New-York banker the purchaser week
ago Of the country seat of James H Beals in
Psrk-ave., EIberon. Mr.. Fiske paid $4,000 for the
Beas property, which is one Of the pretiest villas
John A Mccall. president of the New York Life
Insurance Company. who has bought the HuIlcR
farm and adjoining plots i'm Cedar-ave., Nor
wood Park. will build three cottages Mr.. Mccall
viii take possession of the Huck farm next March.
DR. and Mrs. James NJ. Green and family, OF
Trenton, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs f. X.
! Slocum jr.. of WestwoOd- ave.
Mrs. G. II. WOolley. of Buffalo, is visiting Captain
and Mrs. II. B. Sherman. OF Bath-ave.
To-day religiouslY kept at Seabr1ght. the
various houses of worship being well filled The
Right Rev. DR. Leighton Coleman. Bishop of Della
ware. filed the pulpit of St Peters Church. at
Galilee.
The Rev DR. Maitland Alexander. pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, of Pittsburg. is spend
ing his vacation with his people at this place Dr.
3 Alexander the first pastor OF the First Pres
byterian Church Long Branch.
a H. r. BotZar. TarrYtoWn; Charles r. Kicker
son. Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs a. W. Berg, J. -.
Sullivan. New-YOrk: a. ShantZ. Rochester y Y;
NJ NJ. Alton. London: Ir. and Mrs. NJ A Tread
well, Mr. and Mrs w c Coffin, John f Brien'
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mcintyre. Charles Mcintyre,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Walker. Mrs. +. II. Briggs. Mrs
H a. Webster Mr.. and Mrs. s. Sommers. Miss A.
Goodwin L. s. House. Mr.. and Mrs. z. T Wemple.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Watson. T. T. Hldreth. J.. II.
1Dognman G. B. Guest F. Peckham Mr.. and Mrs.
ii Harfshorn Miss Bessie Hartshorn. Charles f,
Rickerson, Mrs. Charles T. Rickerson, h. NJ.
Vaughan. Miss J. b. Sherwood. r. Iris Mrs. W.
T. Stewart. Miss Miller. Miss NJ. Kimberly and
Dir. and Mrs F. d. Thompson, New-fork-