New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-30
TIE SEASON AT VARIOUS POINTS.
PLEASANT WEATHER AT COMFY ISLAND.
A LARGE CRowD-THE BRIGHTON BEACH RACES
HOTFL ARRIVALS.

PLEASANT WEATHER Al CONIl io41hNb'
A LARGE CRowD-THE BRIGHTON BEACH RACES
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
II WAS very warm in the city yesterday
ana consequently COney Island was popular There
were lust enough visitors there to be comfortable and
there WAS no pushing or crowding, and all enjoyed
themselves Norton q Murray entertained number OF
political friends and part of the island pres nled
an animated appearance. As the water was warm She
surf was full bather About 600 bathing suits were
hired at that place. The beach between NortOns and
the pier serted. nut the latter place held com
Portable number Of visitors, who found Mr.. Burnap a
drstrate caterer.
Preparations are making the West Br ghtOn Beach
Hotel for the entertainment Of the Aron Society to-
morrow night. The Sea Beach Palace is evidently
gaining favor especially the restaurant. where first
class table dhote dinner, including wine, can be OBJ
tanned for 81 In the matter of the steam whistle and
Mr. Arbuckes music public take the laCters part
and declare that the whistle should only be blown be
tween the corne solos The whistle very nice thing
in its place. but music great deal nicer. The twenty
eight electric lights the pier were IN use last night
Tor The fret time. and combined with the $50 coOred
gas LAMPS. produced most beautiful effect The traffic
carriages the did good business, but II
was observed that the croud made Hotel Brighton and
the race course objective points. The music of the
Philharmonic band and the two eornet players was
re vys moi so good an attendance as usual NJ the
racing Yesterday at the Brighton Bach Fair Grounds.
Ii wa- perhaps, early IN the week. The track was
i'm better condition than on Monday, aud better time
f. . race tor purse of $780, $50 10 second, with two
THIRDS % surplus Of sale Of winner to second and one
Glen Ogie $500; IoIteier, $500 Baton Rouge, $500,
ana Alnet f 'y e, ~ -, i - ' To-, riar 80 ~ b.
position to quarteI-mIle, when BaOn Rouge began
10 20 mp and at the hal,-me post meek and neck
win Albert Coming down the bac-srctch he increased
ms lasd, winning by four ltngths from Abort, with
Inltcrtr a good third time. 1854.
up ug L Wa
oud horse allowances, thrct-quariers OF mile. There
were six starters. All cot away together and ran in
mat order 10 tht BACK stretch. When near the string
Kingston went ahead and Dy a short length from
Cedric, who was head aud shoulders front OF Cyde
The third race a sweepstakes Of S15 each, play or
nav with $500 ADDED the second horse receive S7j
on OF the s.akes, weights and allowances. miles
There only two st1rtcrs-DaIgdsiau and Tom
Scarlet. one BuuOIed dollars 90 so Va, wagcred on
DIgasiun before the race, and 80 TO 81 after the
first mile. An even start was maze, hut 10 Tie rsi fur
long pole DalICasian went ahead and passed
The entire race Tom SCd.ct made good race and
showed that he had bottom; ume 3:i94
The last was handicap hurdle race for purse OF
$3.50 800 second horse, mile heats III five
starters, Bay Rum. Ben Mace, kad Nenli.ator aud
was moi headed Thr horses raced 10 the half nc with
Ben Mace leading Ventiiator second Bay Rum third,
and the others tOSethei' lE'l came d9"h me nome
stretch strung out, and finished with Ben Mace first,
Venulator second, Bay Rum third, Carver jr fourth,
and kad NTH; time, 1;13i2 me second neat was "a
complete surprise. Bay Rum and Carver, ir led away,
ana at the quarter post tue latter was Tar IN mont Az
thc half nt post hey were an DuncHeu WIN en- Mace
slightly the lead. over The third hurdle Bay Rum cut
and won WIN ms uduus down. Zen
Mace was second ana Nehilldtoi lhlld ilne' l!0Z'2
In the last heat Gaiiucy rode Ben Mace. Ben Mace and
Bay Rum were the only starters and they got away
together Bay Bum took the lead and was no. touched
by ben Mace. who fell at the last hurdle. Ben Mace
finished In 1861.
The next races will be on Thursday at D. H. There
Will be four ending with LardlcaD secplcchasc
Tho beach III front Of Engcmun's pavilion was well
covered with bathers Yesterday, and during the day
about 1000 persons vcnturen luto the surL
The manifesto of Mr.. COrhiu, at Manhattan Beach,
does affect Leyy's audiences about 5000
guests collected 20 hear him last tyeulug, and him
loud applause. There were about 5000 hathers.
The children Of the Five Points House Of Industry
had a delightful excursion 10 the beach yesterday
through the nberGty OF Messrs COrbn ana Siarn aud
mauy Of the boys aud girls enjoyed real blth'
The fireworks, postponed rom LAST saturday nlgD VIII
take place Tonight. the New-NOrh SdengciDunde VIII
sing at Hotel BugHtOn again TINS evening. Among inc
registered guests are:
Hotel Bightou-> Z. johnson and family, n. Y; w.
A. Bulauuue y. y; T. ii. COssltt aud VIE, y. y; ii. n.
Stephenson y. Y; c. G Haven. n y; e. X. Cummings
&. IL. Chapman, Gilsey House. \. y; W J.. GladwIsn,
wife and child n. Y: j. j. CHRISTIE Washington W A
Arnot, ElmTa; j. T. Power, PlIshcld; T. A. WoIdeli.
washington; ii. b. Hulman, NilKcsbarrc; T. J.. Tdlc,
Boston: j. n. Rcadc, Boston; william Watson ana wife
\. y; = j. Cans n. Y; h. A. Young ~. Pau; W. H.
Manly Raleigh the Rev. 4. ". L. Wylie NewtOwU; 5.
syn Providence; II. A. Smith and r. ". Hcnder>hot,
Boston Mrs. b. L. Carpenter and daughters, POugh-
keepslo Mis-. H. j. McCreery and daughter, 81. Louis
Miss G. Carr ana Miss r. loyle, 81 LOuls L. NJ Hun
bard, NeH-Haven Jesse DOdd, Newark; J.. ,. DAVIS,
wife and daughter. Conn; +. d. Diits somerville.
Manhattan Beach HOtc--N. f. Morgan ana VIE, .. l..
stewart Mrs. BYrne Oliver Hartman, wife and dauEh-
ter = c. Lee, the Rev H. j. Walker, j. Dodd, wife and
child, j. 4. DEAN J. L. HObsOn, Thomas Maitland, Mrs.
ri G. Ranney, william BrOOkied, Edwin Goodwin, jr.,
John Jcwctt, New-YOrk; Mrs. General G.. A. Blake,
the Misses Wood, Washington; Robert Donald, Pecks-
XIII J. A. Nealey, Sawtuckct X. J.; Robert Sillman,
Brookyn; j. A Wright, Philadelphia t. d. Snyder, j.
W. Hewson, Rochester ". H. Wardweil. Boston; H. II.
Strong and WIFE, +. II. Hart and wife, l. b. GOodsh and
sister, New-Haveni G. McMurraX, r. >. McMauus,
Scranton G.. e. Bacaiow, SOmeryillc RW. Bailey the
s. b. sohlefel,n and wife, Miss sebbns, O. c. Dodge.
wife and uughter, NeW-Nork.