The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01
JOLLITY AT LONG BRANCH.
THE aREAr 1oRTUARY POET PIE
PARIhG ron A PARTY.
what the President Of the Usi,cd states IL
Deins -The Hop ut the West End-DuD-
drea ~ to be Imits ted In the New Qua driIIe.

VIVA, the President of the usi,cd States Is
Deins -Thc Hop Mt the West End-Dun-
drcsry to be Initiated In the New QUA drilie.
LoNo BRANCH, Aug. H.-The Saratoga
nominations are not regarded with favor at the
Governmental cottage. THE Sun had, IN its Long
Branch corresp ndencs, prepared the salt-wave
public for the result, and when It was bulletned
here that Horatio Sey rpour had accepted, Major
Leland quietly remarked that he had been get
ting ready to bet on the success VI Seymour and
Dorsh elmer for a week.
don't know why, but the President still be-
neves Gov. Hayes aud his wife will be his guests
before election.
A garden party to be given, on dst, by the
poet Chiids, Is all the talk to-day. II sp-
pears that our gifted Master Of Arts has been
abroad. and while there was frequently en-
tertained at scenes Of this kind OF festivty
by noblemen Of the realm. Here the generous
Philsdelphian shares with the impulsive Hoey
the honors and burdens Of social leader
ship. and in q certain sense ~ major domo
to the Government. What he does Ia supposed
to be sent oficial, and although occasionally
idiocy reiens supreme. II must In frankness be
admitted that his Chinese lanterns are never
tawdry, his wines are refreshing, and his guests
very nobby.
On this occasion rumor says that among the
guests will be President Grant, Mrs. Grant and
all the Dents; Governor and Mrs. HAYES. ex-
Gov. r. ID. Morgan, John noev, William 4.
kemble, Orvills f. Babcock Horace Porter, ".
". StOUghton, Col. Frank Allen, few Phiia-
delphians, aud full sample from zach and
every hotel boudo'r and pa,lor: L may be tina,
Ing, but don't believe II.
Politics at present are tolerably well mixed
| In with everything especially with breakfast.
We have mad verv little excitement here OF
| late. TODAY Young lady from Germanto wp,
! cramps while she was ia hing; but Wilson
| Hows and young Master Raymond, with con
siderable tact ana decided COURAGE brought the
tainted and nearly dead girl from the out
surf to the shore.
Some OF these days thererl be q dead Girl or SO
| on the so-cslled beach here, aud then the deas.
| and-ulive people who live here will wonder at
their lack Of precautioD.
The refreshments provided at the hotels are
hut the prices are bad. The beer is innniteiy
better than that Iarn,s6ed at con,ey Island
The clarets are very ordinary and the cham.
paenes may have paid toll gate duty, but
here. don't say that. Childs. A. NJ, has some
so has Grant so has HOev, and they do SAY
! that Cham pe rim has the best Of all.
But Tor us weaker vessels, slops aud swipes are
the frequent tap.
The Government uses a great deal Of whiskey,
and a stan CORES pendent from one Of the great
| American newspapers tells me It's a. good ~
any he ever had In Trinity College, Dublin.
Congre ssman Ned Meade IL here. lie predict
ed tue nomination OF Seymour from the hrst
A dcputation Of ladies from the West End
| With their escort, 70 up TO pisht To see Bret
| Harte's Sandy Men Of Den de Bar.
| There 10 no truth IN the report that Mr.. Cal
| vert, the great scenic mounter, IL Ill.
| He did perhaps little TOO much 10 peaches
| and cream. but lie Is In perfect order now. and
goes back t. Europe, hair oil, rings and all, AS
la the way of gossip, hear that Poole for
merly OF the Olymtic. and Tom Donneliy, Of the
elep ant Of a Grand Opera House. aud are t.
open Il In buriesque with pretty little Mrs.
They are both fat men. But the infatustion
| Of the stoutest heart, and the longest purse
would seem TO be unable 10 cope with such q
dramatic problem as this.
| III tell you something.
Pive years ago Mrs. Theodore Moss Issued in
here at breakfast. Yesterday they met and ate
Ihere were perhaps sixty covers -.
Zen .pes, hsd sh.es; And }oils ides y
Of the fight Of Time.
The man at the wheel sells l:soQ Suns every
| day, aud the boys at tho hotels 1900.
Madame DE Heuyter rs expected to sing here
before the close Of the season. and PROF osals
| = hrief series Of six concerto.
Clsrgypen OF every cot q cloth are down
| dsrbiit. Don't put faith n your reporters.
Di,rega the doctor. Rely not on tue nurse
and distrust all optimistic bulletins.
His gang planks bauled In.
His last gons's struck, and he'll be gone him.
Tonight there will be a jolly hop at the West
| End, the pecuniary pront from which viii he
devoted to the ere alton Of q Custer monument.
No funds will be sent to the Generals wife VI
| family, who do not need them.
Both Montague and George Hoey are 20 re-
cite; 50 are Dan DoughertY and Charlie Crosby
| Gus Hecker offered to swim In a tank for the
benefit OF the fund but the committee de
clined with tanks"
Tomorrow. unless It's very foggy, the swim,
ming race, four mica on stretch, between
Prof. Irautz ana Prof. Wade will come Cd.
The principals--lf there be any principle about
it-appear TO be Interested, and the Goyernmen
has promised 10 drive to the Mansion House e
see the start.
John hekeon 10 hero. Not that John Nc
Keons movements are startling. as genera
thing, tut he has come down as Kind OF man
ageT Of the festivities tonight. He and Drexel
Tom Murphy aud other fashionaoles are In higt
| spirits over the anticipated pleasure.
One Of the saltatory features Is to he Monta
gues imitation Of Dundreary's dancing IN tn.
New Countr, Quadrille. 1t Is really and truly
charming To see such genius unbend. Gtniu'
on a bender. ana IN the sacred cause OF charity
deserves something commemoratively nea
from the facile pen Of ChiIds, A. NJ.
| The hay fever ID at Its zenith.
All the girls have fever and lMontaRue OF
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