The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-27
vOI. Xlly.--N0. sci.
,.,....,,,x Observations Among the Gathered
,r,.u.nnd.-A Place Nhrr- S"hhnth- nv"
A,wo., Unknown -The Excise Tro"hic-
y, ti,uur sold. "INccpt q" the e"rs-'

ham
.,.,n., trLu,vn The Excise Trouble
y, t,,uur sold. "ENccpt 4" the quests
1oNo EuAScH, Aug 2G Just before church
,m, thi- morning. "a large number of private
,.utpase- were drawn up ia front oi ihc no.
l.-. ready foi use hy their ownot-' ami any
h,lv vuunciu.uuied with the Wala ui the pace
u,igli have. Jr,sn an mictrn. lulutaal' To- inc
hurrh.so.ns habits of the summer NlS''rs'
,rbe well-iuf. .rniei Observer Know. however
That no, moro ihau half % th'- carry riders
wore goins io deyo'ion-. tlc r-t being seekers
NJ li,er-..... Thr luit'r rlH-- took tho airy
b,a.h r,a.l io A-hurv Park. with the ocean IN
ti.htnil Oh. way. or the SAM thorousiiarc in
ueoppl-.t direction g. Sonhrigit and across
u,e shrrW -hpt, river: or the rol'i-h road.
smooth and iuai from the rain of Saturday.
through lie llut.iul country 10 Rcd Bank or
Neuto Ti,a-ur, bay for crab fishing. II il be-
he,el iat ti. crabs clutch at duugling bit Of
o,cai a. r,ill, on sunday IL at any time in
M.ir lives
Truth to tell. church going j. not general
here. even hy tho-r vino are regular in that re-
,ps.t at home. one reason is that lazincss il
eontsgiou Another was given 10y a -oJourner
A. follows goto my own church in New
York. AMI contribute TO its support all feel
lhc to spare for religious purposes Last sum-
NOR bc anne regular attendant at ono Of the
,hurohe- hero. Pretty soon there was a fair 10
x~ancw orAan. ana | was asked 10 subscribe
yomctlung Then there was subscription
paper for 'h' purpose Of making good deficit
In the pa-tor'- salary. and gave something.
Then the church debt was to be wiped out and
part of the wipng was done with my check. AT
H. end of the season I found that my Long
Branch rhur'h had cost me more than my New
York church had for whole year. The idea
l. a., cd :. It pf
money. aud 1t Is the proper thing to- grab. grab
grab
This Is Long Branchs last crowded Sunday
In 1871 Even to-day. although II, trains came
Ia tcngthy aud loaded yestcrdns. and thl- morn
lng's excursion cars from New YORK and phila-
delphia were heavily laden. there j. a perccpti-
bic falling of from last Sundays number OF
visitors. The decrease is not duc 10 the lessen
Ing Of those who make this "a sunday resort.
but to the departure of regular hoarders during
last week. Tho carincss Of the exodus is not
b.,ause Of waning attraction here but j. due in
llarse drgre" 10 the desire of men 10 get to
work for the first revival Of fan business. "he
ihratrical folks. a cons picuous eiem.nt Of our
population. ar lncarly all packed O. packing
ior departure
\ man Who had lost hi- re 'hnning Of DAYS
would not guess that this Is sunday in Long
Branch While am writing this. children arc
playing croluet and pitching quoits on the
lawn ia front IL my window. women are read
ingnpvri- on the balcony urar AT hand. horses
ar da-hing past on Ocean avenue ana the surf
beyond Is occupied 10y liuuir Is Of bnther~.
There j. nothing in sisht tiat is different from
N.rh uh ~ n'n-D.S n'n M AZ ',,, , IA IA r. r.
Inns Slh'Wh here may, WA s'hl' ,us'l'r ir
u-'ribed to the prerrnrr ot many jews. Al
though there is not much social mixing OF Jews
nu MI, ,,,,s W. ,,,,'.b t r7t tL,',nS
wVa''? IN. ~" mi ~ ,' t 1i'.. IN iIo
s xiv ... '. H.. thr"r 8 iij,mnn faiuilia. ma
& su "a hSS, .i,HS - MIRA ~ iii a." ",,ta.'s I'M The
I"h ~ & -" ''' " w. H. ID, IL, Il ,,,rnrt
u,,r" " ,', ',.,,.'.. IN ths -,i' Ter n0tui,fi,n
hb',,,,,i +, 80 ''. vi aura t sty H. y,,,t,,rtry-tn.r
nuY'r" ~, ~ do tnAt any W man IL the
Ii.r ~, 49,, ,i,tv her,. il IS H. fu,t that several
I,,I ,.,,,.., 81 wealth. .uI u mi ION come as
ntrrH ui",I ,i,", r,, t..'' ono Rr"n,h soci,ty IL
Ii,'td.j ',,. t,n many rlInuns and j. ~ too
ir,,.i..,,, . not,,ra tn breed one recognized
in.J-,r
G.,,,, hocp 20 nm old tonic but one that is al
",,,, l'r Il -nussinn hero If MAY be said with
,,.,iru'y ,hnt the line irtwcen Jews and Cen
~ wl7 n'N,r ryf ,ha h. t. hr".. not ",t.r
i,in"I a. .inylr Jew: but the landlords nave cX-
ciuied tl' m, not iv squnrr rciusa.s oi almis-
sion. hut hy ihr dshgenuous answer. Our
Tnrina ar mi full =" one hotel hn. had two
Jewish families 0nly. The ian lord adopted
ihe device IF having special and very high
,ricns for lows ma tIe Two heads of families
surnrisad hiu bv l,..ep,iu. his terms. Tie two
nr;r-t hotels have not discriu.inat.d and each
: a
mnitinr i've If the ten large hotels two have
mn aim. II exclusively Jewish untrsuaEa and
H. SAN. thlnl, 1onr, pretty near heinx true II
athfd Every dw,Urr in Long Branch Viii be
EASILY ALlr 10 follow this classification under
I,nirllnriv
Saiur.l,y evening. living b-twixt the Jewish
md ta. turl-i.au sabbath Is not subject to any
rpnl .tD,n d., INC fourth commandment: -
iI.l H., n.. .i-, d..Noui Of either class may then
AIMS .t..l.- lyne and retain clear -oi- ,Irners
La.t.,. nln. the pnrlor- and balconies oi the
u. - ltt mud the Ocean 10 which hotels ly
custom iai,.f- resort IN great numbers, were
rrlw.irI l.. l,iiuN Of men PROVIDED desirable
Inr'u,r, Tor women who hal. on every other
Iyn.nc ~ ii... week danced with other women.
Tn WI-i iul I- the gathering place for Young
2.llI. lrnli tn. coftngrs in thr n.iHnhorho0d;
anIfirO O,..n is similarly used ny In. ocru-
l.nt- ui l.lc,- and cottages nt that end Of the
trG,A. =, an ayt.ni mat Hrings Together ~ many
tNr-ll. 49, does many "A public tall in New
York In nthtza assemblies Jews and Grhtil,s
liu. thD al,urarnl,er OF sDcinl mixture. but
Trllly the, In "A measure keep sepAratr even
thare Tn -u.'tnrlr oi rich and poor dancing
tn the sam. u,rlor Is ur..rntn,I for access is
irre ~ "peryiody who Is repuiahle and the
iryrsea, made use OF Gy tht wealthiest and
In-i fl,hI .uahlc.
TAri.nI.irds have begun 10 take account Of
Vr N'-: mad ia. every in-tan a balance will bee
found D, f,i.., sidr The s.nenu has been "A
v..t ..,.,, % I,,rd ,i,,..s nr.l "a s,tno-