New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

press great satisfaction over the outlook.
NOT RACE PRESCRIPTION.
THE OBJECTIONS BASED UPON CONDUCT AND NOT
UPON RACE OR REIIGIoN-A TALK WITH W. c.
BURNAP.
The managers of the Manhattan Beach Ho-
tel have had many compa,uts-sarcasc, facetious and
serous-agaipst the Israets who frequent that popular
resort aud have been greatly puzzled TO know Wha 70
do with them a class. Some wag lately recommended
them to put their door the legend God bless our
Boarding House Jerusalem, ms happy home Another
faeetious correspondent propOunded the couohuiuW
fashioned after the manner of the " Horrors
burlesqle Of "Uncle Toms Cabin" 10y asking; :
"Unc!c Tom, where is the new JeruSaemY ana vary
ing the answer In ChathamSt." by substituting At
Manhattan Beach" Complaints OF the occupancy OF
seat t tables after the conclusion OF dinner when hun
drods were waiting for places wore without numoer
and almost instance the persons found lettering
n the dance hall hear the music, although seats were
prepared in Of the stand foT all sucn' were ouhu
20 be Israeitos. This grew TO be tnally not only
great nuisance but serious drawback to the Onslhes
OF the hotel aud necessity of remedying TINS par
tcuar obj.ct TO the class was what eVeh'u" lO'o
the action taken yesterday by Mr. CorDin'
In conversation with TRIBUNE reporter yesterday
MI W. C. Burnap, Of the propretors oil Mammalian
Beach Hotel, said:
w. are prepared TO entertain any wellbehayed' re-
spectabe and clean persons o any sect OF religion IRE
speCtlYC OF race VIC piooOA'DN A'SNN' -
race"
.You are not then as radical as Mr.. Corbin is repre-
septed to be 9"
"Mr CorJin is not radical at ALL as understand him.
He is uuuuesonably right in what he has written lie
does not want nor do the hotel prOprietors want the
Hebrews a class II Is merely mercantile Qoes
tonno one OF rel glon morals As class the lsrd-
elites drive away class 10 which we prefer 10
cater There are hundreds OF Hebrews we should DE
glad 10 eltertain, aud many OF Whuh we n"lG rIe
lam II.
best cultured American lSraees WIZ come noio ,tr
companIed by lowest class OF foreign Je An So,
class come almost invariably groupSea theiI uiituoo
In the Pavilion and tuen come 10 TIE PIAZZA anu v Lu
DICK tDer teeth during the rest OF u" S'e4iine, -
come anu occupy tables on The piazza IoI ouno inc
alter eating one hour, SIT iOrtwO nouns more Bs'chus
10 the music wnLe persons ANXIOUS ~ oi' s''1i' ~
thtiI oL"tH' No, 81, bred Americans do the same -
Not IN tie same way. rudeIy-behaYed American
is noisy ana generally upsy We simply take MN ID
nan" an he otaeT case rs thai the Hebrew SIMPLY i'll
cousldaI OF the comfort not 10 say rSH's o. O'He
eXpel hm for have no legal excuse Tor doing So,
- Mnat do you do 10 keep 'bch OUT OF the IoonS VI
Very fy' few have applied We have never had more
than tUlee or iouy IA the motel any one time, ana
those we would not have had II mad not wanted
Have You resorted to no device TO exclude themi'
III is hardly necessary Few OF them stay mere over
night"
NO EXCLUSION FROM THE BRIGHTON.
HEBREWS As A CLASS NOT OBJECTIoNABLE-EACH
GUEST TO BE TREATED on nIS OWN MERITS.
James II. Breslin, one OF the prOpnetors OF
the Brighton Beach Hotel when asked Oy TRIBUNE re-
porter Tor his views upon the subject OF the exclusion OF
Jews from the hotels on COnoy Island, SAID mat they
Ind nothing whatever TO say about the action OF the
uropr.ctors OF Manhattan Beach. As for themselves
they did not feel called upon by any INJURY
TO their business discriminate against the Je"sas
class They had large amount OF money invested at
Brighton and elsewhere. AMI could not afford TO ostra
cze whole race for the obnoxious qualities Of some OF
lis members. He believed they had the business
sagqcity, and Of course they reserved the
,i.bt 20 exclude from the hotel all such
persons "a they thought might iIUGro It's
staudluE: out there AT present a number OF
very respectable and desirable Hebrew guests III the
house. aut tIry would welcome Otlers OF the same
class We do not" Mr. Brcslu continued, " tulnk II
necessary 90 puDhC announcement Oi what class
OF persons We VIII not receive as guests. Nhcu tLey
come 20 Us they not such as We want they are le-
fused gCCUIuOGGl Uuo.. II.
IN was stated 10 Mr. Brcsliu by the reporter that II
had been sand other places on tue Island aLd I'D view
York that the prUpretOrs Of tie Brighton Hotel Aad an
lie season Disseminated against Hebrews as class
and hao TINS driven them 10 The Manhattan MI hres-
lin characterized all statements 10 that enecl
as false. Mr. Sweet ADDED his denial,
and both SAID that they did not believe
their bus had been in any way harmed uy
Tie Hebrews many Of whom thcy found to be thorough
gentlemen ana liberal patrons.