New-York tribune., 1878-07-25
SUMMER LEISURE.
ENJOYING COMFY ISLAND BREEZEs.


MANHATTAN BEACH, July 24.-rhc wind has
blown gently from the to-day. There has been sut-
cient surf TO render bathing agreeable and the bathing
houses all along the beach have been well patroniZed
The temperature 75o. TO 100 dt p m.
and at this evening 60. All the roads leading
Tom Brooklyn and connecting with steamboats,
from Now-York, have been we'll patronized.
Manhattan Beach during the dsy, and 800 bathed
here; there 10000 at the Brighton Hotel and
nearly 1000 at Cables The electric lights at Manhattan
Beach great attraction, and are becoming more
steady each evening They render the space In front o
tho hotcl nearly light day. and give zest TO
evening bathing Taey under the m maragement Of
Aruoux & Hockhouscn The proprietors OF the hotel
propose placing 135 electric candles in front Of the
house. similar TO those nscd in Paris.
The pavilion near the Manhattan Beach Hotel and
attached to 1t. is becoming popular II is 800 feet by 80,
and is fitted up for family and excursion parties who
have every accommodation for enjoying themselves in
comparative privacy. Tables are provided on which
they can spread the provisions brought with them. and
coffee, tea, icc-crcam and wines and beer fur
nShcd II desired. The Brooklyn Sangerbund viii hold
Summer-night festival there tomorrow night and ar
rangements making for the the Arion and Lieder-
kTanz Societies to hold festivals there.
Tine magnificent display of fireworks tomorrow night
is expected 10 draw large numbers 10 Brighton Beach,
but the crowds in and around the house Tonight and
every night large that their augmentation seems
hardly desirable. The evening concerts at the three
large hotels serve keep many visitors until the late
trains. GrafIua's TIN Regiment Band plays at
Manhattan Beach. the BROOKLYN 23d Regiment
Band at Brighton Beach and d. L. DOwnings band at
Cables The all the hotels lul tonight, ana
many have been turned away and will have TO return
to Ncw-York Brooklyn to find lodgings. Among those
have come day TO remain for time are tie fol
lowing:
AT Manhattan Beach-Charles NJ Grisky, c. r. Dinck-
lana Il lnak of lnDi a II.
Delaware; r. NJ Euire ana wife N. Anthony and Charles
Russell OF Boston; Mrs c. =. Buriett, Miss s. De
Lin9ter Miss L. De- Lamater and Miss A. /. Bel OF
C1ski; J. ID. Emory and Angus CancLon; 0f II;
h2" hnaa; sran5 O. 4nse Msory T9 T. q f. ISvvcS Sy
$ :. Chapman, of Chicago; L. c. Garfield,
of Baltimore; g. Hutchi>on and c. Z. TIoIne. of To-
Cinc.nnnti; f. T. Woodruff Of New-JeIsey \. stilman
ana family, OF BroOk'yn; Dr. LIglhtl and wi e, ID.
Woodruff ana family. i. f. 1icrcr, Captain G. " Llwei'
{. T. NOdtOu Sluuc! Avery aud wie, j. Vi. Cooper, =
Rogers and wife, B. ID. H. Curtis. w. A. IIunE.ford W.
Lee Roberts and wife, aud W. Brorfhrld Of New,foFk.
At Brighton Beaci-ndyId A. Wells and WIFE OF Johns
town. n. Y. Jonn D. Parsons, OF Albany L, g. Martin
and wle, OF Phladephia; John NJ subos hnd vie OF
Georgia; william V. X. Watson, wife ana child' GI
HSason G reI Mir j. ana n D. NJ fonG S ST. ii Louis Po' j.
L. Usher, OF Lawrence, Kan; /. HdmbuiEer,
OF Baltimore; II nry K poqgass, OF Mary,
II. Duryca ara wife, of Hempstcaj, j. J.; II. T. Ht!S-
deli Of Newburg y. y; H. +. HAHN, OF Cmc4g9 C4arl.s
E MaI aeil, vie ana cnd, j. G, Eues and J. T. lanI-
Der and SON Of Brooklyn; G. ID. Kiddcr. \. r. Harng
and family, Mr. and Mrs y. l.. McCready, \: l Ne
Creadl, il ANA Miss Louise McCready Ms NJ W l..p-
biu.. Ms c. 4. Waldron. W Z. smaay Folows Davis.
G. {. Walton James D. Lppy ana vic T. r. hmSd3f'
Andr,w L,tlc, II. :. Van Deuslr and A j. Ma.auIey
A. Ca"iS',"F iiodmel.ter OF Cincinnati; A. Nelson,
OF N1sLN lc nm; j. +. COnaut OF BuSon T. W. das-
comb. of MOntclalr y. j.; JoIn An"er.ou am j. y. J.
Mtrtiu OF htw-JcIsry; +. ". Taylor Of BrOokiyn;
Inoias Nolan {. f. Mutns. H. {. Cooper, q. c. Curr.
VIC scott. Charles ". Cornell T.. > kh"ery, Al. l. H.
EiGinoi, Robert Lmmet and g. 5. lornsins, OF New