The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-19

Lose BRANCH, Aug. 1S.-Onc OF the first
questions asked is Who is hcre1" Well that's
not an easy question to answer. There are
thousands Of nohodios. win, como to soc, be-
seen to -pend their time and money. 10 hathc a
lew timc-. promenade and drive Tor week
aud then 40 away. OF course they are OF no ac-
count to any IN, Int themselves.
Oftne regular residents. John HocV. Thco-
dorc Moss. Chanffuu. Fioyd aud the colony Of
Tn natrical people. all that Ia interesting was
written long ago; and yet there seems to be- an
attractive halo about these folks which draws
,"' "',r'S' "u'"i' o. VuI'oSny 10 n'nu. anu
h'.'' nuns 10 N"Ilu '7''n'r mo "''n''Vn'
Ms Moss il the leader in social gatherings.
and makes much nf Children hrr own and b.r
"''N '" ms ''''"", S''" ','''
small parties nnd 1t IS now understood that lit't
t.i, .,,t,t...i. rti,.
Hv'ii"%n' ""l' '"l '"' i''''' ''A7
Thus far the season las been dull. Gossip
even h stupid and that tells volume Mr..
..,t 4, =, 49,. ,..,t -. .t .,. H. 49,,
'h"i'H r. '"Sn'"l, "u'ior anu "''Vr' - S''p
ping here. ae Is Mrs. Agnes Booth wife or
Juuin- Brutli- Formerly of the Boston Theatre
a. .u H. - =, ,.
ii'h's 81 Tue l""'ll| VIII ~ l'c"s'u 10 MO"
That JuniuS Bfuiu- has retired L. ms Manch"s-
Ter .,tnt,.. whrr. ne ln, opened a Kind Of "A sum
,... ,'',1 ,,n., 80. ..,.'.,', ,i,,. H.. u,,.
negotiating for Booths Theatre grew from the
fact that his brother Edwin has lniscd tho
""usc ivi " "I'.'. ''"9Vn ~ lV'i N''N7' N,i'" "o
will give his old time round If roles. humor
nls, has II tnnt h. will l. .tinuorteu by n first
, ..,,.,.-- 40, ,i,.,, ,.,,i ,..,, t.,.,o,i.,
clas- company lHht he'u. continuation.
Mr.. Fleming manager Of Nihlo'7 Garden
Tb,atrn il. h.r. for a Inv H. has initint.d n
,tt t M. CT ,,
new ldeh' AiNl'ush MUG p"I"'H - oh' "l
| tho hnu,lsomcst MS II il the most conveniently
.,.o,...I tl.,.utr. I'm ~.,v V.rr il Inns hnau IA
graveyard for managers since 1t replaced the
I & Mt
tl., ,.,rr..r of nr.,,.lvnv and Primer Every
,n' VV'n'I ., Dioai""s anu ~
/ hii" iiltch"t.
Well. u Is understood that Mr. Fleming in
liu,on, and cured tho lease at "a nominal rent
/ Then he wonl now Ia g"t the people 10
The average man : ticSicd to death with a
| free ticket To- a theatre, and women, ~ a rue.
will spend $3.50 in shoe leather patience"
| and tmo to gct a 81 ticket gratis. Acting on
! tnis laet. we'll known ~ men in MS profession.
| Fleming distributes free tickets by thousands,
hut no ner" man can ~" one unless ne mas a
| lady with him. OF course. when the happy pair
are inside the theatre they want to sit down,
low man. seats are twenty .fivcccnts extra. illty
ccR,s ior two' ahq 50 2n at ~ o1,.r,isoa his
,bl 'iis mode Nr; itiiihs mas huivrli5on III III
ms seats and is uOw in "A lair way To become
Que Of the magnatis in The dramatic cXrhqnse.
land House. As ii children ever do anything
hui mop. Great Preparations arr making tor IT,
hAd uhNltty -ll7 on lIuhy u htnN luce; INV ~,
presses are laden with mysterious boxes and
parcels. and Otto Schwariz. the popular arts
IN hair. - white with a nervous headache. be-
cnuro he has So much to do. There are moro
real children here than can be found generally
IN these social slaughter pens; The children
IN Saratoga seem cramped and homnci ia 10y
dress. like little ladies and gentlemen. To an
extent ridiculous mammas Interfere here with
their childrcns health but. generally speak ing.
the Long Branch young one j. rOmp. think
it, the water. 1t hariens them. In Saratoga
they arc too fresh. That's the water. too. lou
should have-seen tho Long BRANCH children