New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04

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noon II had risen 10 02o when the heat was very or
,osive Even the generally cool hotel clerk became
hot and irritable ana the children, who ON Other DAYS
PLAYED happily on the sands, icl!cd 9eevshY a'o"''
The only resource left bath, aud this was 'uis
IN 10 greater extent than on any previous dAy VI %
history OF the island Altogether, about 21oOJ persons
sought GOODNESS IN the sea. At the Manhattan
Beach bathing establishment nearly S'OoO p'ISo",
were "batbed" as the attendants cal H. OF wholn %
wore ladies' This number was only surpassed Dy wv
or 600 ON the Fourth of July. ~ the Brighton e'o"
Bathng Pavilion NJ half-past o'clock last evening
1900 persons had been Ia The surf, ana AZ 'in' "o'
or 800 batneIs splashng about III t'lo ""'o''
extent OF the bathing was the more Iein'iA''" ~,
the rather unfortunate state of the tde Is c"l9i''
i bcjp an the ebb tne greater part OF the afternoon
Tbernsb 70 Coney Island on Saturday evening as sEoWn
nv The puf,ber of bnthers was rcmarkaoIc AZ y NJ
only 500 had 9ceR con,ned over 5000 showing the
cacitv of the estab- hment TO be equal TO over Io
tem npq ire ee " the Manhattan Beach Hotel
es mated last night that between 'VoOO al. 40 'snJ
erHs had visited their grounds during the dan Snu
the reports nom Brighton Beacn' Nest p-'s"
ION ana Norton, Point confirmed the sstm''e tLIi
ytslerday was TIE largest Of the year IL Wa an eA
rcmely orderly gathering, there being lew eAmoi ,s
of rnffanism NJ any point. But Judging from tne mum
Der of dinners served he Sga ach Pace u Was
hungry The table dhole department Oh l' do
FROM IT'S custom IA carte. - -, ,,,t
The pavilion the Iron pier was fayorite place %itn
visitors no thought by getting out over the water 10
escape tie heal o. The beach. ,, . ,,,o.to,
Al o O'Clock Paul Buyton arrived al Maln i'a
Beach In bls swimming suit from Long Branch, whence
he set sail on saturday. He had heen pio"h ny lu
breeze about orD miles ort o. MS couI5e' auu tn
taken out OF the water In such an tAhauhttn st"
that had to be carried 10 room ehgaseu ioi MN "
the hotel. -, ,,.. ,,o-ri,t
aud other friends, spent the day at the lSshu 'Slh
It's various points. ,. nh ,,tr
Grounds saturday and II red entertainment luI 81
eral thousand SPECTATOR ihe hfst race wa ot y
mile handicap for all Nine horses started ~ ,o
pools Milan sold $50, Glen Ole for 20 Janet M
raw for 26 Hattie T. for 22, aud the ncld SOL Inc ~
was spirited, aud was won by Jahr' HultN w -
with Glen Ogie length behind ana lattlr T. 'uru'
French tickets ON Janet Murray paid 90 90 80
second race Tor "a purse Oi 500, WIN SJO 10 tnr
second horse handicap fOr all ages, mlle near ui
bofh being won however. by Baton Rouge ~ l; los anu
I;4694 Gil Patrick veteran ~ ltI, r1uo at heat
and neck In the second Surprise came III 'I ~
both heats. The third race for purse II FooV To-
me second horse mile and hai was won ~ Ca9ia
I'm 245 TIE handicap -tecplcchast Tor purse oI F'!
with 500 10 the second horse, about two ana ohna,
miles, was won by Ben Mace ID 4-o-' Win Day mum
length behind and LIZZIE d. tlid, r,, an, h,
one OF the many attractions al Coney ~ Sh
On bright. breezy day, tIe panoramic Views .. '
hotels the wcldresSed crowds The passing VESTS a
gnt and shade are unusually vivid and bgauthu- Ana
tins moving fan inside adi5 Eiegsy 10 'le be-
fore them In pictorial review. , .,-., , ,-,.
terday which were unusually numerous, are
Hotel Brighton-Saturday- Matthew Han. Albany
Mrs G w. hayfmeSe[ i, Mn5roe sheen,
berger. Levi l.. James, Philadelphia l. noWaru VI.
I Byrues 81. LOUIS James Hewes and wife, baltimore;
+ G. Adams a. a. White. Boston; /. H. Avery Az
burn n W II. VI. Vail and wife, o. J.. Prnden, wash
Ivginp ID &. samuel Hand. Albany; W. G stewart,
PiIIsburg; H. J. Hobrook, Utica, y. y; Charles D.
Umckle Philadelphia; q. A Packer, Troy MIS-. !. g.
r. Mason, Troy; j. II. Brttton aud wife, 81. Lonis
Walter Katie, wife and children. NJ 8 James Mackin'
= All VI.
Francis 7. Chambers. Philadelphia james M i
Albany; T. :. Wheeler ana wife, Mrs Davis NeW-haYeu
AdoIph1s Russell 81. Louis; Charles Hedenhemer'
Galveston a. Z. Wakman and VIE, Chicago; r.. VI.
McFarn. Rochester, y. y; Alfred Ray. Chicago; H. Is
rims Washington D. G.; G.. II. Chaplin, wife and son,
Rochester; John a. Haaeman. K'nsasj Hcury Waiter
SON, Louisville; General IL. CEueuden, Governors
island j. +. WAGNER and wife. Philadelphia; Il, : ".
Clark Albany; c. G. Adams, Wash ngon; II. NJ
Hartman and T. J. HAYWARD, Bair oIei H.. L.
TAYLOR Fredouia y. Y; ID Il. Stewart. Itusylej Clay
ton slaughton, Louisville Ky. .,
Sunday-A. q. Webster, Boston; a. G. Judson ana
wife Albany; the Hon. Jouu sherman, T.. j. Babc0ck,
Washington, ID. c.; John G. Burch and wife, Albany
Turray, t. s. r.; j. r. Barrel and WIFE, Louis J. b.
Wayne, Detroit; IL. Il. LOOMS, Buffalo; H. O. Roberts
Manhattan, slturday-Robert ould. wife ana chill
dren, Richmond, Va; Lewis II. Redner iL 'adelpha;
Daggett, jr.. aud wife, stun; Thoma, .nd three
children; G. k Marx, PmI4delpnai j. B. Gei.si9gGT'
Philadelphia; Mrs T. a. Gwia, p laieiphlaj u. f.
Matthew's, Elmirs; Mr. and Mrs. Fiancs a OSBORN,
Boston A. c. Bnckwattcr and Hiram :; WeneC; Reaa-
A. Hi neHR "rhiadelr H' j. H. FTlnEin.
Yew-Haven II. p Rugg s.. Paul. George A. QuIq36y
ana wife, Virginia; J. W, Hoffman, Philadelphia Mrs
w. L. SINE {. Council Bluffs E.nehert watts Pnilade;-
pia; j. J. Wills Boston VI. A. Webb, Fort WAYNE o.
s Brown, H. Craig, Wiriamsgor the Hon; T. j. Ridge
way the Hon.r j. Ham ana ". II. Dummicl lionrsdae'
Pennsylvania w. T.. Case and vile, Auburn ". l..
Brown, IT,, W. H. Browne. fhiladelphiai Samuel
Morton. Cincinnati, Ohio; James d. FERGUSON,
Philadelphia; James l.. Page, san Francisco;
Mayor Jonu FIFTEEN, Atlanta, Ca; George G. IIemiu--
way, Binghamion; Stephen C. Minard, Binghamton
suHday-De Witt G. Lawrence, Simeon Baldwin, New
York F. Girard Foster, G.. H. Crichton, Ira H. Car
penter, Rochester; c. NJ. Dennie BOSTON william NJ.
Watts Philadelphia F. IL. SUuthwick, Brook ynj John
A. Jarboe, Baltimore; Il. J.. Haynes c. NJ BiDbltt,
Springfield Macs; j. j. McGrath, Chicago b G. PIERCE,
Taunton L. Guile, New-Iork.