The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-17
MORE FROM ROCKAWA AY
the CH4RdCTERTSTfCs or THIRTY
THOUSAND EdSE.SEEK ERS.


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4 Weii-Dressed' "en-"eh"'e"
New workers. nha o,ne ~ - aa
, Diverse" On % go. I'D ., ,hc s,rc
'"e
Uncouhteu iaihliy pai i'ieS "on' " 'VOn
away beach yesterday most Va '"e'" !" wv
ssyon steamers that maue so'ne o"e anu o'nV'S
two trlps' me cars a'So "e"' O'e''oSueu W.,
up until noon ana tne iittIe ''ha'''e ooa' 'n"'
runs every hour across Jamaica paV hhew'se
carried It's quota OF passengers from Drookyn'
East New York ana "iiliamsourvh' by r. M
there were tui'Y 'hl''S 'nousanu me"' women
and chill lren on that ume-honoteu' sea-Rn'
shore. went uoWn oh '"o fN"ou'u n'Oe
the evening oeiore 70 escaPe 'ne rusn' anu
also To see 'he ioiks come ashore NJ ."e
various piers that Ju' out NV" 'amHoa oat
from the hotels. When the PYmouth ROCK
touched tho seaside mouse per 'ne o'aos
stream oi human oeihgs tna' h"u 'auuo
on the Neptune House pier hau h0' al
disappeared from the plsnhs' ""'ie '"o "o~o ~
the line had feaeneu 'no SUI Us
peninsula mHkne continuous ''"o 'u'. 'ooAou
IN tue u'S''".o' M
ins owe. 'no "'e s'"u o,Ouuu s. W.
hiusts Vi ,"o u"'.' esS'' N'''.'' '"'
that landed at the seaside-a Tar greater num-
ber-came on with rush over the boards that
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made a Sounu INV u'''ah, 'uunu'r' ~ was "o'
rude, jOstling crowd, looking as though IL
r,ms for A spree, out made up OF well-dressed,
.'''' ~. .s, -. -, ,,.o,o 80, 90
,,ttep in characters not to be mistaken, the ear
80, n,ro,ss for which thev had come-to es-
p''' ,sa ,l,,ttn,. ,as, ,r'r, ,rh,ch ,na, h,d
cape Tue ull"ulhE htat H"hi "hlCh tney neu
suffered during the past week. Mothers were
,hrre cnrr,.p, their bapies, and fathers carrying
,be next older chld, or perhaps one on each
arm. w1ila the larger boys aud grls brought
along the lunchcon baskets. There were young
men ana young women there 100 DOT young
men who had gone through college, perhaps
nor tho kid.sl,ye gentry Of tho clubs. nor the
uo' 'ue Au-N''o H'"'' VI 'ro v'uos' "O' '"e
Touns bulls and bears from Wall street; but
wv 'a
panu' 'ne0"'"0' 'o"'s' a"u "'oe 'ou"k "one"'
tales lalies and sowing erls that belong to that
slass that live at home with their mothers
or under the protection of such boarding
houses "a reonirs refer.nces from sinsie
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women; girls on whose fa'cs ani in whose at
lire and manners could be traced the certain
,videnoe that they resoected tbemselves and
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acterlstics OF the principal part OF the visitors
lo R,ckavsv beach vcsterda. Rut of course
"here theie are thitty thousand people there
we're some rude and Vulgar ones, ana some who
we're unmistakahle roushs.
Taking the Neversnk. Of the arriving
boats that touched the se.side pier. after the
rsace Of the Sea ID backed out for New York
10 make ter afternoon voyage, went up to the
Holland House pier. 1t Is nearly hllf mile
long, fLlly half mile from the bOuse to the
end Of the pier. Five hundred or a Thousand OF
ibs passengers OF The Nsversink went ashore
tnere. | remained on the wharf aud awaited
toe arrival Of the ,Amsricus, the fastest boat,
the inlet On she came. eli her decks
black With yoyagers: She touched at the
another boat wa. smptyine her passen.
rer there. Although the Neptun, House pier
WAS still covered with the crowds that had left
The Ameficus, yet wnen she a. preached the
Holland House pier her decks seemed overflow
.ns with human be ngs. They actually over
10 the hurricane deok, where they stood, under
cover OF umbrellas, and on the shady side VI the
pilot house. "All ashore. all ashore for New
Germany and the New Fsderland," sang cut tho
runners Of Heyne and GroDe, Schmeelk and
A'enAs'' ur,r,rrns
IN. "
Ihs German eiement was crea'ly 10 tne largest N
toureo as soon A. sne pianAs mers run o1t, 'nsIr
s.eps ,s,lss ~ M " .n' Us VI snu ' per
but they struck kind OF measured tread. Many
r, va ISL nd anu ts on on Tvs nr ~ IT,,
,btnss ,n .niYss ~ ,h.ir pxhi,s "" .mhpoidarsS
srnsss. and Dyattv bolissx can. theS innsad re-
,hIy ,Ynrn IA nncomfory ,hls but rsIis1 wouid
son,s sonn nndar IN shads 81 the caa,Ts ~,
RIdert's Groye or in the oman nayii,nn
Oh the beach. Painful az the ordeal Of bringing Z
.hem DOWN must os on those backed boats,
huu 'ne tnhie VI .nA. uiAIIn. se. SEQ presze
.uelI "silnks msko itn nPatl9h' oiu "Hur anu y
Iruyy ,i.~i. "SS,hMu 49, 80 ~, So.sn,, 49,,
~ ,s"k, s,,I " Nnou 80 e,hS. 49, ,ha,
~ s,e 80. ~ ttnn 49, 49, -, s.sn rnd.r ,ha
su t s.uss ~ aI,,nss 80, ,shIrh ,hsS ,n,,st
s'N Sse,rs SOnuit.vns tbon .nsI bss
Matei. ihey ms ~ @ ~ ~ S.si an =. ~
w, ssen e,es N'iuueH III .t ".sn ~ pn.la-ss ~,
" .ne ~ ~ ih te y.t,tn, ,h"s n.ra n. 90
sDna 9Y ,Hrax ,ban,,sIxss hsnk ri unsii thss
.noo, 'IioT hr ,h,, s0i,s. go c...,. thai,,
sth. . ,',,Ii ,ha, ~ srn1,nd 80 rnonth
La III a ,ho.. h.hia. rr,t,sr .udihlv IN IN
nss ny ny ,hn's Sss,es,,ah mo,nsr. Iit,is
.rs,ch a. nssd. = .ao1 snsnL1na IL ouoht IN
~ ,hrn 80, ~ nssrhns,S a. w. =, fooIsGo,S
~. - ~ hy,ns ais h. bt.s .Ions an snnb trio
sstbi. ~ III. av.yaoe Gsrman mother N a. ali
s,ch nd.n..s -i,n ~. ,,hisn, IL, a. a ,0s,an..
- har nsi,"n.Ii,x ahirh 49, nj go hs,rsS
naaW bv an srnrassion ~ cnrSamnt a.
.nd nv tha strssm 81 hn,nanIt. sIscE.nsd
md ansIiy .,orn.d ami thsn va,
A. ho.rd tba Amn,icw. A. vs stssmad IN ~
Rldsrt's l. isndinS I az IN ~ ths throng th.t "a
Eleert Lahuihsi saw tn1I ~ lno 'ni ons .nAt mao
,sopin,1on. % liz iu tS IA 1' pVa h, ~ ~
,r.tch "a fror, IN ,yst.r ard ~ ,ha 49, scress
hs mash and cxa, ths ID a.. p.nnssr,n :
,J,un1 Iha nd ~ IN Uo,i.nd uon.ap R.asS
,lsT Was snacII.d vi,h huin -, hatou.s "a th =
tai.rs If IsmsIc. a. vxera 'iys ,.irn arriyino
md dsNsr i,,s n,ats A,,1,',s 80" , -
49, - W. .".-s ~ - sny euu anu aHu
,r.s us' Sn@nuns @ ~s.e bttoai'.S itom an tnt
80 auu iopes VI tno poats' huu music "as
REACH MADE usrSu,nrrAntK
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