New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-21
SUMNER LEISURE.
LARGE CROWDS Az COMFY ISLAND.

tooILR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT MANHATTAN
BEACH-CHANGEs IN THE DAYS OF RACING.
Although the thermometer Yesterday was
ll degrees lower, the number OF people al the Coney
Island beaches twice large on the previous
day In fact the crowd was exceedingly large. AL the
boats TO the Pier and the trains West Brighton Beach
we're well filed. There slight increase in The
number Of bathers that Of the day before at the
Pier about ZOO at West Brighton Beach. 200; at
Brighton Beach, 1000 at Manhattan Beach, 1,49O men
and $50 women
The Seaside Aquarium is having new exhibits sent to
It every day. and the children at the island be
IN the enclosure at almost any time the day gazing
the large white whale with open mouths Dieter to
have diners, hist walk from the Concourse
well occupied yesterday.
large number OF persons from Troy visited Brighton
Beach yesterday company the Citizens Corps OF the
National Guard. The corps presented very hne ap-
pearance when reviewed by Maior-General Carr and
Mayor Murphy. OF Troy very large crowd witnessed
and enjoyed fine parade IN front Of the hotel All the
members Of the corps slept at Hotel Brighton thus fill
Ing itup to great extent; and not room or cot
could be engaged after noon. Francis Printz the
swimmer, has again challenged Captain WEBB The hrst
challenge was for swim Of five miles, and Webb re-
fused IT, This time Printz accepts tine Captains dis
ten-me race.
An OIL painilng in the main hall OF Hotel Brighton.
much attention. Races were announced Tor saturday
az The Pair Grounds but on account Of the beginning OF
same reason the race days al ths course VII Doe changed
after this week. instead OF being on Tuesday thursday
and Saturday, they will De- Monday, wednesday and
Friday OF each week the eud ot the meeting. trial
Of D. T. GailagheFs lfe-savng fire escape made at
hotel Brighton last evening worked very we'll until
Brighton Bsaeh pavilion did an unusually good bust
especially IN the dniugrOOm, winch was well ac-
euped arge part OF the day.
The Marine Railway carried crowds 70 Manhattan
Beach, but returned until after the fireworks az that
place The display success, and proved that rs-
ducf0u I'M the nrice OF admission was polite measure
The found INat set
the naval combat received especial applause and She
display Saturday Dlglt Admission 10 cents; and to
the grandstand and seats, % cents.
Among the registered guests are
Manhattan Beach HOtpl-E. r. Wilson. J. T. Ktchell
and wife, Edward Van Ness. :. F Haven. General
Swords Miss Bacon, K L. Johnson Mrs. e. A 5Ilnes,
Douglas Iaylgra and wife, E. Y Jacobs and WE l.. A.
SewYori j. ~ Red Dun5ar. Penn; Arthur MacAr
thur ana wife, ]. :. SimontOn, Washington James
Cooke. VI. r. Graham and wife, the Rev. DE- APP
peton Philadelphia f. P. Rains, Jonn COPY. Lead
vile. Coli; j. :. - XOn f. II. Dur.ey, Mrs NJ Nodlne
and daughter, Chicago r. IA: Mcheeyer Ptt.pur2i
C. b. Rogers Rosevllie " j. John q. Byxbee and wife,
Charles L. Ward and wife, r j. HAT ana WI e. TtnEst
n Harmon and two children, New Haven; p. NJ. Wise
and wife willard NY; NJ Byxbee West Merdan Conn
Mrs. j.. ". Nres. Miss Clones, ,calburo, y IL A. w
Spencer, Boston; the Rev Or. Appleton, Cheltenh9m,
BinghamtOn, n. Y. D.. Duffy, KINGSTON; j. d. Carpen-
ter an family Fou-hAge ms " a.
John Rowland and Re. John Kent ami we Flshh,ll'
n Y. Mrs Hall, Springfield Dr. T. 3 barker M'E T
II. 7. Hoyt and wife. +. J. Hoyt, Danoufy Miss II
Perry, southport, Conn., q. 3 smith ana VIC, F9It
Plains 81. Y; the Misses Coles, Glen Cove L. l. Dr. H.
r. DAVIS and family, Rye, y. Y.
H0tcl BugntOu-S. J. Cans, Charles Madden, II T.
lawrence WIFE and daughter j. KrOhn, j. p. Earir.
Henry Judson and wife, j. l. Reid Mr.. and Mrs: e Bel-
ed en- C. j Brown ana family. G.. +. Chds aud HylRe X
Jobnss and wife Mrs J. W shaw, George A. freeman,
wife ana SON. l.. b. Atkins wife ana three children,
Ne-Ylrk; j. L. BraydOn, vile dChlld, Howard GDDs,
VIE and child. BrOOKlynj Clayton McMchael and
party. T. q. BageY, @. Il Mellon. g. ID. Beu l. y knCrr
and wife, PhiladelpnIa; Leonard KIP, Albany j. ~
Potter, Providence John III. Moore, Wilmington Del;
Mrs c. b. Marsh aud three children, Cluclnnau;
c. v Marsh and wife, ChcagO the Citizens Corps
and party, l.. r. Parker and wife, Lansing sDrague,
W. 2. Gay, Troyi Jacob Grouse, syracnsej
A Brown aud WIFE, II. b. Miller and wife.
phis Miss h. Field, Cupepper Co., Va; @. Marion
and wiIe b. Y. Martini Mrs. Buchanan and grandson,
Washington j. ID. CanswHter aud family, Puughkc"p-
sic John W. Elnger aud wife, Saratoga springs; q. l.
Woodbury. aud wife, Illinois William Cooulan, OnOi
Mrs J. r. Wade Cleveland j. C. McMulin. wife anu Two
chlllen, +. W. Wadsvorth and VIE, Illinois W. H.
shaw and wife, Eureka, Nevada