New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18

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mo tho loic, ihey immediately taken into the
CUSTODY Of tao Ianhatan Beach police and sent back to
I4t civ IN tie sam tram by which they mad arrived
mere were 3,lO9 mems bathing suits hired at Man
| Hhtlt.h Beach es.erday. and l,2jO wOmen'5 SUITS.
Among the regist ret quests are
MANHATTAN BEACH HorEI.
| Z. p Lutgen. Ny The Rev NJ ]. Duffy Pough.
Ms =. schTaits N y W H. richardson. Boston.
=. sryn2l ana family y. Y. VIM Buchanan and wife
| y. C. stewart. y Y. J.. IL grins
'" T. Lloyd. wife and child J. H. Boynton AID family
! PI Miller. NY. DR. Ii. schmidt
! J. !; = s2t t.is a. z; Bianer Sew orleans
I T. a; Niles. y. J.. =. H. smith, wife and
; s!o.e; ~ y. =. P. II, worta. Brootlyn.
SIR Mr. and ar1 s S \ Y Mrs s. or. I far we
| W :. CLARK, Albany Miss :. and Miss n. Lord
TIC ss Egy. j. Mlln. Plough John c. Lord
! HOTEL BRIGHTON.
| a. X. BoIan Y. A II. samuels Montreal.
=, ~ enfln aId wife y !; MT, o. " Terry and oaush-
~ ~ "yhs wife anu SONS, MISS A. A. Fhrs. Hartford.
! ", Is. Drew NY. George Keiiosg aud wife,
| MI ami Mrs. su,inau Y Y. II. b. james Wash.
= Z, eoL vic and causA Mrs. AIbOren and daughters
| c > N,rburg and sister, Bal II. B. Patton. wash.
| r ?. coze Phil Z 5 Dodd ana wife, Brook
The Rev. K T. iced. t. ouis. Dtts, someryiue.
H. A Riggs and vile Corn g. b; Barcelon. 7omerylle
Ms 5IrI..1n ana Miss Pax Bro5kIyn.
wm., :. CLARK. schohare, w4k., -, r,.".a.-.
NEW ROUTE AND NEW no Ell
Another avenue OF escape for NegYorkeIs TO COney
Island opened yesterday, by of the NewYork
aud sea Beach Railroad, from BAY Ridge to West
Brighton Steamers connection witn this line leave
the piers Tweny second Christopher and Cedar-sts
and tn Battery hourly. while others run from East
River landings az stated times. The road is claimed
to be the and quickest route Coney Island The
Bay Ridge les just north OF the NewYork and
Manhattan Beaca Railroad station, whence the two lines
run parallel for about mile, when the former
the latter by bridge and continues along
parallel VITA II Jn the point where tEr GInthrr road IN
tersects them both on the same grade From TINS point
the New York Beach Line The TRACK
direct the Beach which has Deen aid Tor Two yea
other two roads. Ine eLtre leUgh Oh the ne IL WI tnn
lev yatus o. SIX miles, ald IL ~ pro- oseu 70 rnu the
trains from Bay RiGge COney Island IN fifteen min
utes, while tAe steamers MAKE the distance from there
% the Battery within twenty minutes, reducing tie
;e. including the transfer 10 less than forty minutes
Nestedhy me trains we're Ioui seventeen 70 eiEheeh
minutes Iklng the trip. GtOuud for tle new road was
tcTupiOD caused by opposing interests, has pfOcee0ed
rapidly since, uuder the direction VI Colonel t. t.
Elevated Railroad during !ts construction The rolling
stock and neat the cara with seating capacity
ul ninety each. being from the MdsOn Manu- aCturng
Company's factory at sprlu gheld, Mass. TIE
The road when completely equipped Is expected
The Coucy Isl ma station h Immediately in the OF
the Beach Palace me new name Tor The Government
Centennial Building, u WhiCu al IOfAs a part. luis
building was removed 70 COney Island from Pnladel-
80, in I,Z7 Dut mas never until now been put 70
uge Il ha, now however, transformed into OF
tHc largest nOtes on the Island he man eatIns si-
loon h 100 feet long by 100 wide with wing I4O
h, 81 lcet The over The centre ot the man
saloon q height VI eiZhty icct The man moor -
broken in three places BY nOwer-Oeds over which hang
cu,lcr, OF bright wire Dirdcages. fne imposing soda
water taIn-eXhibted AT Tue Centennial occupies
Mace directly in OF the main entrance. On three
sides VI he building piazza tWeAiy-hye feet wide, on
winch tables set Tor the use OF picnic parties VINO
NAV brin. own provisions Tue manager II the
So Beach Palace dining rooms. whO was formerly IN
charge the restaurant al susquehahha, on tue Ere
Railroad said yesterday that they expected 10 hVe 100
taprs Tor the accommodation oi Their guests, az winch
fgey could feed loo people III one Lne one feature
Al Inc ahIishnient viii be IT'S table PhOte where
conpete DINNER including wine, Will De served FROM IL
o'clock noon. until 10 p ~, for Tor each dlAner Toe
western half OF the main saloon VIII oe screened Oh aud
ofed 10 TINS purpose. Al the east eud Of toe building
bacony been Dult for baud Ihla VIII De oceu-
pird y IN Of twenty-five musicians, ied by
y edefick Zaug, late director Of the saylle Opera
Company orchestra with Peter AL OF BroOyu, as cor
net sOOls Tue bar IS IN TIE east wing Inc Altcheh IS
40 by 100 feet fitted mp with ali me modern cult
nary appliances and l. stated 10 Do capable o supplying
well cooked food Tor 1000 peope an houi as iohg IS ne
nroyions ia tue stDre-fOOms last stah OF zoo wait
ers Is 10 be engaged Will DO under the direction OF
JnLu A. Finn OF The Parker ii use, BOs H. lie was az
ms nost yrster iay having with llm ttyiye expert
enced hands cnefy from the Revere, fremont ANA ST.
Lanes Hotels that city. MI Bishop formerly Of tAe
khrrdeen i'm tals CIV uas been engaged steward.
H. connection with the hotel will De saloon Tor Rhodc
island clambar parties, capable OF sealing 500 guests
III ~ mot expecrd 10 be ready until about August l,
whereas Manager Abbott said that he expected 10 have
every readiness fOi the forhai opening oi tue
sea Beach Palace by tomorrow Afternoon
FIREWORKS AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
Pr,gton Beach was the favored portion Of the island
last evening the greater number Of the visitors having
gathered there 10 witness the display Of fireworks
I'm 'front.' OF the hotel. The evening was an ex-
e1ept one for such an exhibition, because Of the
oeasant temperature and the clear sky. The great
verand,s of the hotel and the entire open space OF
wooden pavement in front OF IL were filed with speca
tors the m 80 OF whom goOd-naturedV content 10
stand durIng The entire performance IAe usl pieces
were ireo "A soon as Il became sui1cently DARK HE
programme was long and varied, ahd some oil the de-
v-ces were remarkably fine. 4 noteworthy quauty,
ssnecinlIv OF the smaller pieces was the brill
ianey Of the eolors displayed by the burst
~ rocketa or shrlls. Among the pieces that
aroused particular admiration were the nght OF
fiery pigenns back aud forth along wires, Golden
ntrcb IrreU and a golden cloud Tue finest displays,
howryer were the fountain Of silver nre, the palm
trees an aerial bouquet. and perhaps most magnIhcent
~ al WIS large cascade OF fire. the burning Of Nhlcn
w. accompaued by the rumblng sound ot cataract
The display was under the direction OF Inr EDsnsh hn
AZ q n 8r0ck N Co. superintendent warden, his Two
sons aud Mr. Mcmahon, VINO de,iEns the pieces IRE the
fr lisutnen mo 20 this country 10 con-
durt tnssr dIsuIays They manufacture ali The pieces
ON the Brighton Beach grounds