New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-04

great part Of New York's painting population stroy9
10 gel near the water yesterday. Men, women ana
children swared like pier and Dulkhcdd, "Alle
everything that would float, from TIE hi-e excursion
b,res and steanefs 10 the rogaest RATS OF tue dock
builders, bore quota of suffering ana sWeItcring h
mainly. The mOorus places OF the trec Daths sun 49,
vacant though many paope sought them. hoping against
hope that unexpected good fortune "ouI nllnE
the needed luNuIy. As the Gay gre" hiOtu "nu ;,',
hot many urenins dcfed the police anu puDc opinion,
aud plunged i'm with daylight shining upon thelr
pr.mcyal yesture one OF the most animated spots ~
the city was Grand-st. stopping place al te G
boats Here fully POO girls Of small stature anu ps
lungs greeted tne arrival aud departure OF t'r
win loud aud ioyfu sHCuts To the unsprahioc ahhy
auca of The wharf AGENT, who almost HOl"d an" quC
feared that one of the tiny amal0us Moud IAN ''o Wv
water and expressed hiWsclf with oah5 OF the most
loud and s;,a.c SORT hut same time III the must
II crriaiuIy seemed To observer on the whEes rs
il rycrybodV rXrept the few thousands ABOUT nun "S
taking an excursion to some point or W., ~ ,i
and blrges passed mp the iindsJn ana EiSl hNcIs
in,cI ll and Young and sending pleasant ho'cS o
nm .ir from brass bands or humblc uIchtolI"N 0"'t
OF a fiddle ana harp one OF the most popular ,ls o.
10 d,, was t ~ Nrw- Haven by the steamer Fly uu'
E"c when lrft Pier No. l. at the Battery soon after
O'CLOCK Ihe William Cook, Americas, ara Ne'e ~ lo
p..t,,yov: SrnwanEaka Tor Glen Cove, Sfa On anu
Io,,u: tilc Long branch Tor ~" ''ti -" -, -
now I,f Long Branch. the O,:ep Tor .ole-e "ll 1n
W,tr.foi, tre Arruvsmitn for t"nry isahu ~" lI's
difi. cent hurs to Astoria ANA ~" p''"-'' "' ~
rc b,t9s and beach At COMFY Island were crowded
with yisors $4,000 being rOu~A e. ~, w., ,i and
bor present there during ne DAY n,,y ~, mn
peasant D4I, ONES of OF the notes VIA "'i sr
music, ami occasionally dancing. rol a. tb reach
many. 10y lar TIE larger mJoli tI pe'';,, r,f.r Wa
promenade and the sightseeing there m, "i.'i
OF excellent temperature Tor DS'Hls, ' H., t,. s,,rf
MY y.- m.lN Improved. Inc SCENES IA u -
were very lively ana varied, rs huhdits'is i
spisEms about i'm the waves ai one UNI ,ir,
Dny cause Ol conf LIANT Was III ieE"i" - ''oJ yrrv
suits The supply dt cstabl sii'is h,' n,. -
limited ana there WAS considerable dlssI,,a.a' o' 80
5uit was handed To man OF " ," ne r n ,,ree,-
IDENTITY been simply wrung out alter IIS use ~! "
iug batner The suits at many llc,a W. W., - ~
condition. Tue unusual d'lhanu i''''- ''
baIhing- houses poorly prepared , ~, c..., I.l,rd
new lcatdre mas been M'iouVoeu -, O.. 80 Oin Tor
th. season of especal interest 10 thc niue 'oil, W.
small charge air gwen a donkey ride along IT,. D,i,n
below CAME. Hotcl Excepting 0cca7loi ~ 90 @
~ " ft',.ifinn M tif6 t. force their way through
sore party of visitors unaware o, mn "s,.i'tc
tnr aiUn,gls do their duty Wen Inc r'','uo
anusrIum though still incomplete, was VPtn 49,
dhy ana many passed to look ~ az lle N., 49,
and The other attractions The crowd present ~ 'v'uy
IsI,nJ lilrIu tDe DIV was unu'aAy quiet anu IT,
spectacle character, and not single lls'''..o 81 '
ar wa, noticed. The cink or gdsHes vac IN
,inusttv bs.tt~ i'm me saloons OF the hoiris,
but few cases OF drunkenness were S'th' in,tS
va. "A large force Of poht'"'h on h.lu
Lut Lhetr prescnce alone seemed l" NJ We TIC "',',
feet and arrests were uncalled ioT Tho SNORT Storm