New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
LIFE IN THE COUNTRY.
A FROST AT SARATOGA.

C0oI WEATHER EVERYWHERE, But no ONE THINh-
ING OF COMING HOME YET-INCIDEN1s AT DR.
FrRFNT RESORTS.
The cool weather continues everywhere anu AZ
Saratoga il is said there has been frost. Sha"i'
and oyercoats were i'm requisitIon there on sunday
and YESTERDAY The weather is now growing
warmer II is expected that this viii be very lively
week At Saratoga At Long Branch the water j.
very warm. and surf bathing is popular. AT 'bney
Island. yesterday, the number of visitors was
small, as usual on a Monday.
Chilly WEATHER AT COMFY ISLAND.
The crowd at the Coney Island beaches
Yesterday was not a large cool or rather cold
ceze preyicG during the afternoon, and kept persons
NOT only out Of The water bat m many cases Oh of the
beach altogether Al West Brighton Beach treeiourt's
Of the passengers arriving by Cuyers Road were women
and children on account Of the reduction OF aIes l'
those classes oi the community. The Few VINO pathe"
remained m the water much longer than was judcious
ON account Of the warmth Of tIe wacr tower 3 being
hlIt in the central part the pier and from 1t fno
view of all tue leland may be obtained \ dea'
horse with rope around his NECK, which was CARED m
by the tide near tine pier yesterday afternoon caused
great deal Of annoyance to visitors
Atc Hotel Brighton not vast amount Of business was
done and tie fact that Monday was the only con-
ISOLATION OF the managers. The part Of the beach used
for bathing IN front of Engrmau's Pavilion has been
in There we're about 800 Oathcrs yesterday at
Brighton Beach.
Manhattan Beach did not have larger number OF
patrons than any other OF the various beaches The
fables ON te vrrauIus winch heretofore have Away.
hacn Cccup'cd, were not filed last night. Tie WIND
was TOO strong i'm the after for Professor King 10
make any ascrusOus. Captain Buytou gave TIE ohtI GU
GX"iaifi5u Of sunday az . D.. IN; There were 100
women ana 1,fjO men who baihed at tne MA ma IAN
Beach Bal hug Pavilion. AbOut hdIi oil these went il
during the exhibition ~, ,,.,.
Among the arrivals AT the Island are:
Hotel BIguton-llugh NaGron, :. =. Long j. o.
Betuuuc, H. +. Jackson, Dr. d. Acker' we ahu odu.''
fer Mrs Hampton Mrs. Lawrence W. Jerome ana
daughter and john j. Bitenau ana Wllr NH"-lofk :
/ AIaorJ. II. Ec shaw aut Wlte, g. g WOO worm am
win BrOukyu: G.. l. Garland Glnurt>icIi J1Ih Zap
IAN Montana Thomas Randall, George Goodman ana
W r.. Hammond, IrNtsi w y Bu,'t' anu iilii5 an"
| ans aud W y. SIroug and wife, Albany H. y. Van
Srack and yifp {. u. IwIdGcu ana vic, German
town: f. l.. TAFT anu vic, burning 'h htllS y A.
Duylr.roWH. Penn; G. II. Matthews fLhautipdi MIS-
Dr II II Ranks ana four children, ana Miss VI ria Gil
bert Euglrwo0d y. j.; d.. Chisholm aud party, Bii-
| more C. W. Brown ana we, NcWDutt' Oa'thih l. D
Irony. OF Republic; john H. hdHuen' OH'II'S'o"A'
Manhattan Beach Hotcl-A VI. B.gclow, Jacques Gut
! man q y Riley g. W. Eiwel, a. J.. DICK, W. A. Dutr.
,yiIe and clud, s. n Grlswuld ana vie, J. LoiOu "ud
I0cs wood G. u. birmingham, NcW-lo OH H. T. ne ID -
! r. Rabbit Boston; c. o. lsellu, H. 1. lie hIalh' H.
/ .sR0v FmUrt. Il. /. Emmrt, krhtuckYi L. ". Kay
mrud " .fe and child. Brooklyn; j. H. sweeney, new
| Ucfh g. White College Point; James cunningham
Mobile; g. T. Pearson, Salem, Mass; j. H. Williams,
| wife aud children Henry Miller VII" ana daughter
Mr. II BfoOns stamford : II. BOWkcT NuTCestrr :
r. C. MruGe aud wife, ". W ID .dturitd, +. DuAdorr'
wife and TWO sOu-, Coleman sellers ana VIE D. T. I'll
bughau n. T. GiuuguIm, Philadelphia JOnu Alien
and wife, G.. b. Harms, Baltimore; G. y Ioseity L. 9A''
and wife; John j. Dnny, kIhgs'ou' EIaS'us DIOoAS
ttIy wife i