The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-13

The damage at the centre OF the island, aside
from Mr. Cables glass and cutlery AMI linens,
may not amount To much in cash. but the neon.
vcnirncc and discomfort accustomed ny the hriet
visitation cannot be cNaEgcrued. In nli me
large hotels the chairs and tables were all blown
around at very lively rate. II hHd l9Sl turned
dusk and the various hustcIri.s hnd illumlh.
utrd their places. I'm many instances No glass
~ The lamps WdS nrok'i. VIM, ALMOST cNrry
light was Ntin.uishcd an oyer the Island. TIL"
canvas tent occupied 10y the London Mariopattes
WIS taken clean up IN q s1roild ana Chalr~
scuts. piano. stage and everything were thrown
intga confused mass on Endrcr,s stoop ana
under the ~pilos which support his pavilion
roud. viii h WIS r'porieda- having been icNUrd
iothc ground. WIS not injured io I'm 'N'n' 81
damages done" som" oi the exposed portions
ui u. which are now hut partially ere .td. were
dc-truyDl toH certain oNtcnt lut not tn amount
iomurh. TIL Gov"runlc MT buiidlns WIS INJURED
about $50 The summer gard u- ~ frltnan
were ianag' slightly. Tut hr l"-t que con
siderable amount at hight gln-~walr. which was
blown on his showing. Waters ran her" ana
there trying IT, save tnll'~ rom ,'ihk over
turned which had Gro Nrry uni glassware on
them. Napkins were INiS or, over anu 'ouli
Il" hud for the gathering ana NE sturdy mari,
ncrS ,nlpcd trr hM7 ON lnrlr h"nds anu
which illc tough It storm they had over seen +"
WIS maxi nr. Ihy varied thls, occupation ny
1cea- ionn.F "s,ns a. urlnk my llhE Wiai
they knew Of ur' v9uS tornad9cs w,ich had
swept over the sand nan a. hig ns bullets Is
Suid 10 huNH fallen very lively Tor about i've
muut = hut this changed into mug" ruin Drops
which battered ,NeryMhrrg. ana made disiinrt
Holes ln ilc -ahu ~ they l'lh One young lHdy
named McN kcrs was running into the Atlan-
We thrd'n from some ~ the ndldc' nt luihlng
houses. Sle carried her hNi wrapped up in her
IhhWl ana 9nr ui ihys' hallslunrs, Whl'h were
ioumt,-s 1i unusual So happened Ia strike
her riglt ~ the eye. ana injured that organ tO a
great rNi'ht IL l"caiur swollen and badly IN
la.u'u IL u i'.N, hlIul,e. Nr' was Wl'hlcu 10
III the Ninhir tihrdru 10y physician VINO nap
ptn'd t. ue at lnEcmun =.
Clam oakcs were given ~ norton X Murray
place AMI also in Cables Hotel Yesterday. To-
day MIR. Gable will rrcct large frame building.
Oh the lot opposite the hotel. Just the other side
of the clam roast provided with seats, for "a
mammoth inaugural rOast he intends giving
on "Wednesday n.Nt All the Rhrdr Island
feature. except the little Rhody mvaycs. arc
bIr'hv one ~ me 'hlri entertainments ol TINS
llucc of entertainments
Island We're oN"rcrowded. fetnan. clt"d with
his victories over the Oliver Cottrr people, had
his place packed with fun lovers. ani there
seemed no bound 10 their rcVclry. Ryau's
stewards worked ike beavers. and the great
Mlantlc IhNiliun was running hc"r barrel all
day long. ON" Of the cnriusitirs of the island is
tn nics. All the barruoms huyz with flies. All
the beer counters swarm with flies. Fly
paper Is no good. and uatont y traps are u
reporter He suys his name Is Raymond
n SON of the late Henry !. Raymond He hrgs
free passes Of railroad people and free dinners
Of hotel men. He Is described rs dead beat of
the first water and deserves 10 be passed round
as such.
Yesterday, ~ every car, mon and boys smoked
everywhere with imuunity. Mr.. Scncrmerhorn's
conductors are greedy for tickets Thrs, So
cured tho conductor disappcat- On the boats
the nuisance H. worse hr,'auS. it'- longer CON
tnuni Iuvalils and women and children No.
iually sunrr. hocauso smokers are selfish and
cruel and Caitains arr ANXIOUS for cash and
TIN sale II beer M the bar
The Manhattan beach ear service was some-
what better Yesterday. and the crowding was. II
unYthtng greater than ever All the rooms in
ths Iotrl ", r. occurred and occasionaily guests
found people in their rooms who were moi in
vli-d. and were decidedly objectionable At
this end of the Island the hurricane had "A sue
ces~'ul venture Tho music stand IN front Of
thu Manhattan Beach Hotel. which had uSt boon
lighted up wa. somewhat damaged and Gft-
fulu lost IA quantity of valuable music. which
he had composed himself and which MA.
written 10y him in ink l. will cost him cnnsid-
cradle time and trouble 10 repnce H. II
was very fortunate thing that no person
So far a. known, was hurt in any way
The principal damage done was bv tho wind
which cleaned halt The nAgstufis and sent signs
floating all over the island II il said THAT lust
before the storm rot at It's worst "a yacht was
seen out at sea. and during one OF the VIVID
flashes Of lightning il il alleged that some one
saw her keel upward. or thought they did. but
after the storm had ceased not the sign Of a
yacht could be seen anywhere around. and
there are those who were at Coney Island that
are certain IN their own minds that tile yacht
was capslzed and sunk and. Of course. believe