New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

, Nv, ,elegranh about week in advance The coaches
between the two Brighton Beaches are undoubtedly
convenient but II the crossing OF the Concourse a no
m Brighton cannot be kept clear of tbem they may be-
come dangerous. Especially race days crowds OF
persons cross at that point The haokdryers pay little
attention 20 the policemen. coach, the Brighton
Age" makes regular trips to and from Hotel Brighton
aud the Brunswick Hotel in this city, and Is CONSIDERED
by many TO be very arstOcratc style OF conveyance
large crowd visited The Brighton Beach Fair Grounds
for the races The favorable weather of this week has
kent the track in splendid condition There four
races The first for q purse OF 300 $40 10 second
horse allowance, heats of threequarters OF mile'
brought ont Ave starters Surprise stormaway Trouble
some Diamond, and Clyde Hampton. On the first heat
they got away with Surprise slightly in the lead, Dla
mond second. and Hampton third. They Kept In TINS
position until on the backstretch when Hampton ana
stormaway move = up to second and third places re-
spectiyey but they could not touch Surprise VINO won
by a length in l19i2. The second heat was won easily
by Surprise with Clyde Hampton second, Troublesome
third Diamond fourth and Stormaway left at the post
Time. 1:I93I
The second was q selling race for purse Of $3.50, $50
10 second horse Iii miles. The starters were Hattie
F. $780, startle, ~ 900; shylock S30O Farley. $500;
Helmsman $500; KadI, $500; and Loiterer $500 Hat
tie took the lead, hut Loiterer passed her at the
stand and they TO the half mile post with Loiterer
first Hattie T. second Kadi third starte fourth, and
the others punched On the oacFstretch Starte kadl
T.
L0erer fell pack TO fourth. They went under tne wire
IA that order but after gong short dlsanre LCoetep
post for the next race, which wac hahdlcap iOf an
ages for nurse OF 100 go 10 second no eSe
run on TINS course Ike BOuham obtained small lead
with Iulcr second YwgiHiau third and Janet Murray;
fine winner. last. At the half mile Janet chauGed
places with Idcr, ana ran nan length Denlpd bonnim
uut within POO feet of the strng ana then under the
whip sircicned her neck ana won by small nOse' III
the very fast time Of lJ4a.
The las event q steeplechose for 2 purse OF
$3.50 500 10 second horse; about pig miles.
Ltzze D., All Right, Dandy and carver Jr.' starttu
LIZZIE took the lead Immediately, aud was not headed
Dandy and Al Right for second place, a. Carver jr'
was nowhere, having refused 10 TAKE tue 'tst JUMP
The other tnIee took bot the wafer jumps N ine sElr
and Dandy remained second until on the oack-sfStch
when 90 ElghtipaSsed hin ana All the tJrJs OIL MT
calf could not make 40 the difference. All Right was
about three lengths behind Lizze d.
The next races VIII be tomorrow az p. m.
Bathrrs were numerous at Engemans Pavilion, ana
YESTERDAY and at night many b9hed by the electrlc
ighy The Marine Road proiied yesterday because OF
the nigh tides which render walking on ms part 81 the
beach next TO impossible. Reports have been cIcu-
lated the eject that M Levy mad lost the entire use
his lip for contemplating by his late Illness This ne
says, not true, ana TO proye IT, ne ay'u some o. nv
highest notes Iast evening The balloon MADE twenty
gsccns'ons Yesterday, seventeen Of when were IN tue
forenoon There were 5000 men and ], l44 women who
batued at Manhattan Beach YESTERDAY
Mr.. Burnap states That SINCE the exclusion OF the He
brp number Of applicants for rooms az the hotel
has increased fy,-fu. Figures are SHOWN at the Man
haitian Beach Bathing Pavilion which prove that l0O,-
600 men have batned at that place from June H. 1879,
to The present day This Is just twice as many as there
Among the registered guests al Conev Island aTe:
HOtel BIghtOn-Geo. Clark, T. L. Fowler, l. ;. Pinkns
and wife, A. " BeadcsioH, u UuX BaucoCa, j. ".
Phpps j. 5. Chairman, c. II. Rogers, A. +. skifm0re.
J. NJ AIcJn..y and wife, Mr, y. BIDcock and daughter,
! r. Plum wife aud tWO children, ana ID. NJ Morrison
and child y Y; Mrs. George Harding and daughter, g.
! Harding 5. DcbDart, Pblla Iephia: j. Il. Walkcr
and wife Albany G. f. starr ANA WIFE, J. II. Whtuescy
aud wife, and J. W. Bacon ana wife. ID uunfy I. J.
swift and G. W Swift, POughkrcuslc; Mrs Or. Pitcher
Detroit; Lewis Lawrence l. y. Lawrence and wife, aAd
Mrs Z. G. Barnard. uucl; William Pmg;s. Boston; =
Holman aud party, Wore ~tcr; W. {. West and "iie
Baltimore: b. Jensen and sons NcW-HaYeu Mrs. DOty
two Cmdlcn ana ward.
Manhattan Beach H)tel-Mrs. j. C. Tracy, Mrs. Brad
hurst Pcdlsa BrBdhur>t. H. scharSs and VIE, Lorln&
Iatbrop &. A. McCurdv, b. II. Mcturdy and daughter
Mrs C-rpmeri, John A. Lttie, T.. g. Benedict wte ana
daughter Charles Tanning and WIFE, L. = Hastings aud
wife Jatae~ Low, Benz tmin Balch aud wife, Charles
Iantr g.. L. Russell aud vile ana L. T. Rogers New
York; T. g. B0ynton and Mira. i. IA. BOyuton and chill
dren Nonkcrs; Mrs. j. NJ. Bennett, Orange Mrs j. l.
knight an. daughter, EIston; +. O. Mason Geneva; d.
". Stuart j. Hurd ami j. II, sloan, fmladelphH;
T ornd. kc Noursc, Detroit, A. DCkerson ana wife,
Bloomfield; Miss /. VI. Nmch and Mas L. HeaGicy,
bloomfield; A. J. Lane, Robert Law, Chicago; j. H.
sweeney, Nashville; j. = Fullerton. 81. LOuls charles
king, Little Fails.