New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-13
AT THE SUMMER RESORTS.
THE WEATHER AGAIN PLEASANT.

Dispatches from the Summer resorts indicate that
the weather has become warmer and that overcoats
have been laid aside. At Saratoga 1t Is
said that the cold weather would have
created q great exodus had it come about the
2Oh but as il is il has made no difference An eA-
cursion party reached Long Branch yesterday from
Columbus, Ohio. The hotels at Long branch arc
full.
ATTRACTIVE WEATHER AT COMFY ISLAND
THE VISITORS NUMEROUS YEsTsRDAY-RAclNG AT
BRIGHTON BEACH.
The bright sunshine which prevailed in this
city yesterday caused many people to visit the beach.
They began to 20 early and continued to arrive untiI
almost sunset The cool sail the boats TO the dleI-
ent piers was enjoyed by many, while the several rail-
roads were by no means deserted Ihe ProptletorS
Of hotels and restaurants were eiated at
the unexpected Saturday which pre-
,a,,od Yesterday. The iron pier was very
cool ana comfortable and large numbers dned there
great many business men arrived late In the after-
noon At the pier the thermometer was not ABOVE 'o
while AZ the Hotel Brighton not below that point
There were about 900 bathers on the pier
Brighton Beach favorite resort ana large num-
ber congregated on the and around the music
stand A balloon ascension viii take place this after
noon at O'Clock from beach in front OF the hotel
There were 800 persons who ventured into the SURF al
the Brighton Beach Bathing Pavilion yesterday
The owner OF the Brighton Beach Fair Grounds Mr..
Engeman will add purse OF $1,000 to sweepstakes
of $50 for each horse end Of this meeting at the
course II VIII be called the Brighton CUP ana Is 10 DC
contested for on September A.
The races Yesterday attracted large crowd Of spec
taors 1t was the first day Of the fourth meeting. and
began with selling Of one mile for purse OF Sou
$50 TO the second horse. There were I'VE starters,
Loiterer MoIie Mckinley, kingston Sunlight and 10
diae. The start was very bad. with the favorite
vTQa
mckinley first Kingston second and Sunlight third;
time I;46 The winner was sold for $1,000. The sec
ond race was hanCicap for purse OF $500, 800 10
second horse, one mile and a quarter, and had six
starters Albert got away with the Lead and Kept II 10
the back stretch. when Enterprise passed hlm ana won
the race easily in 2:15, with Albert second and VIZ
ginian third Burgoo was distanced. The next event
was tbreeouarters OF mile dash for purse OF 5000,
$50 10 second horse, maiden allowances. winners
at Brighton excluded. The field was composed
OF Farley, Miss Malloy. Pirate Hattie r.,
Fort6 a good start was effected with Farley slightly
in the lead. very hot race wss run down tne strcch
and M the homestrech. with Hattie f. and Pirate a.
neck and by short length from Hattie F. IN l;i'
with Little Mac third and the others IN Duhch' LIe
lsst race was handicap huTderace for purse OF @iOO
SIS TO second horse mile heats. Kelso Bay Rum, Car
fayorite over the field in the auction
pools The first heat only a run between
Carver. r. and Bay Rum. ending win BAY rum taIihE
by length, and Keso haf dozen lengths behind Car
YER ir lime 1854 BE ore the second heat Bay Rum
sold for $50 over the Held at vi CaINei III looh t
lead after going furon. but AZ the hall keso passed
INN and was headed during the rest of the heat WIN
mug by length from carver, IT, ne engIh ahetu VI
Bay Rum; time, 1884. The last and deciding heat was
W,u by Bay Rum by neck time, 1919.
The yerandas of the Manhattan Beach Hotel last
evening presented striking contrast TO the previous
Captain Boyton continues his exhibitions during the
present week. There over 1000 Dahers YESTERDAY
The steamboat Thomas COllyer, connecting WIN Inc
Manhattan Beach trains at Bay Ridge was 80 disabled
bv a collision that she unable TO make her trips yes
tcrday and great deal Of Inconvenience was the re-
suit
Hotel BigbtOn-L. ;. Wins, C. W. Cutting, wlfe ana
two chi dieu, j. NJ Pattee and daugor, W. > Read ana
wife. Mrs William Topping, ii. ;. Topping J.. Nc
W AUcljncG.e J. k. Tod New-York J. W. Eddy, Sara
toga q. Il. ID. Shields Nathdnial Wilson, wife and son.
washington; d. Fleming and family. Mrs 5. ID. Young
I'M Coodordi H. A. Paw and wife, Halifax. ~
- lanes Hasiai and wife, Poughteepsie; Mrs
L. B. Leonard, Lansingburgt G. /; Ora~ay ana VIE,
Nashville Charles Cooper j. IL Gorhain, J. Il. Yale,
Paymaster United States Navy MISS Mary MclncrOw,
Utica Mrs. o. McDOnOugh, Mrs W. McDon0ugh, ~
6Gago i r MclHcEoT Amss dInaep; More and
wife, MIS-. Annie Ferris, EastOn, Penn
Manhattan Beach Hotel-G. c. W. Gamage, Mrs.J.E'
Comfort ana two children. Mrs 8 :. Randall ana daugn-
ter Wlllett Bronson aud VILE Ms lanes Bio%n ~ "
Vale j. c. Bates and family, j. a. Dean. C. H. Jcwett'
c. w. McG w. E,f RS Eris w. ID yman. oanoe
c. W. Holmes. Ir,. wife, aud daughter 9. F.
Cushnan and vile. Munson, Mass; the Rev. &c Burt
and wife, TarrytOwn; MIS- BeHe HHe g' Mluu it
town; Mrs II. d. NOrthrup, seymour; L. Sharpe, Mlie
and daughter, PrOyidencej C. b. Gould ana VIE Mrs;
Bradhurst Mrs NJ. A. Field and enid, Mrs, H. W. Field
and two children, p. Braduurst, Aurora n. Y; III.
Marsh, A. II. Hofimau, MOrristOwn: j. W. Henson and
Iaughfer Paterson ]. D. Brnting, Philadelphia j j..
H"weil ana wiie Highland Falls; L. HYDE, Henry Tur-
ner, Chicago; NJ. W. Barsc, Henry Duncher and son,
Orleans, n. u Herman Finke ana WIFE, College Point