New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
SUMNER LEISURE.
LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. ga glorious night
of moonlight and flying clouds, morning Of drenching
rain without wind eaden sea Of unseen extent thun-
dering upon the beach, and later shifting winds and
bserng sun, alternating with thick clouds and cOpous
showers-such was yesterday Another night OF clouds
and moonlight. and now a day of Sabbath quiet and
beauty Il Is warm, bus refreshing breeze cOmos IN
light gusts from the The sky Is half hiled with
scarcely visible haze hangs the sea- and through
few white sails cleaning. The grasshoppers song
and a solitary robin pipes in the distance.
The Protestant Episcopal Church OF st. James was
thronged this morning with ashionaDy dressed people,
who had assembled TO hear a sermon from the Rev. j. W.
Kramer, Rector OF the Wainwright Memorial Church in
New York The Seaside Chapel also well 1lled. the
services being conducted by the Rev. II. A. Powell OF
Brooklyn. who delivered an eloquent discourse on
"The Necessity OF Christianity to Human Culture
The arrivals here yesterday and to-day have been
greater than at any before except this
The exception three weeks ago. when large num-
Der were obliged To return TO New York account OF
insufficient accommodations. As IL is, every hotel Is
crowded 10 it, utmost capacity and large number" o EN-
gagcments have been made In advance for neXt week
The j. that the season viii hold out considerably
Later than usual.
The hoo at the West End Hotel last evening
large ana brilliant affair. It participated in by
many Of the occupants OF cottages between the West
End and Eiberon The bon at tins ocean Hotel aud tha.
al the Mansion were also wei attended At the United
states the children occupied the hoor
Lieut-GOv H1ratio q. Knight Of Massachusetts, ac-
companied by bis wife, arrived here last evening, and
took apartments ~ the Hotel brighton
L. s. J. r. Mcpherson OF NewJersey Is at the
Mansion House.
Al the West End Hotel Dr. F. z. Maury Robert II.
Iamborn. H. W. Sharpness Philadelphia II. W. stern,
Z. r. Harrington OF Cincinnati Upsheir Johnston, c. ".
Wsshburn CsJ. Webb, A. F. Brown, W r Burns u Bal
timOre Or. n. II. Henry, K ". jenkins, Chts T. FUR
Dish of NevY0rk &. II. Coffin and VIE Of Brooklyn
At tho Ocean Hotel the Hon. A. B. Eyerhart OF
WestcAesef, Pa. Gustays Jansen OF Paris r. Pun
cheon. Brighton Eng J. r. Durham and family De
trolt: II r. soare. Washington. ID. G. j. p Jude and
family OF Newark, y. j. H. A. Bodine and family OF
New-BTunswick, y. j.; Dr. ). J. Prndesast or Jersey
CITY john p. DeWint AMI family, Col j. Buckley, 81.
York.
At the Hoto Brighton are J. S. Waterman OF Boston
Dr. John 3 Cook of Hackettstown. Nj. II. WlistOn
Knight and family Dr. Nelson Place jr., Dwight H. Ohm
stead. A o. Hsyemeyer Thornton \. Motley OF New
York Rowland Johnson Of Orange H. Hurd and family
OF cleveland
At the Mansion House Gen. A. z. Andrews Of Bal
timOre Hon. T. b. Peddie OF Newark, v. j. the Hon.
j. b. Pollock and wife Of whitehall, n J., the Rev K j.
Mackey Of OsIensburg. n. Y, tho Rev. p. T. Dovnes
Of New-Bmnswick. n j., VIM Soethom OF Paterson
John L. Murphy % Trenton. Edmund Perry OF New
Jersey Geo. ". Gil aud wife u Columbus Ohio Col
Frank +. Howe f. T. Croweil, Horace f. Clark and wife,
j. y. FasscS, James Il. Saunders, Louis D. GulOnt OF
Sew-Y0rA
At the Rowland Hotel Hon Joel Parker Of Free
hold y j. Lieut. p d. Vroom. Asa Bird Gardner Z. S.
A. Dr. s. F. Shaw, Lieut.. E. . Houston, G. y. Sanders,
L. :. y: A j. Clssstt and family, ChIs. A. Porter. 81
Philddei phia the Rev. DR.. Il. B. Rowland Or > Grant
aud family. Robert Colgate, {. f. winthrop OF New-
York.
the United States Hotel Col. c. B. Church and
wife OF Memphis James Herdman OF PIttsburg; c. ".
Epting and vile OF Philadelphia c. i. Learned OF Try
Albert McSulty OF Montrose " J.. Lewis T0mpEIns ami
family Of Peeksluu c. NJ Truman and wife. W. y.
5ymmes, jr u. : hcEl-OY, or NeW-XOrK JOhn h. HOn-
mire, Jonn d. HoGnre, OF Brooklyn.
A large number OF prominent men visited the race
4Na..~
stabbed there, take their exercise Twenty horses cana
down to-day by the Red Bank boat that being as many
could be conveniently carried. Among the horses
already here Problem COFOnot Risk, kcsOute, Dead
Head Derby, Weasel and NrW-YOrk.