New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JUNE %, 1879

temerity 10 dive into the surf Tho spectators were
much interested I'm seeing II they would live 70 come
out Some of the women when they come out oil the
wafer in the face about rs blue as thef path
suits aud laughed keep their teeth from cnaI
terinr. At the Brighton two hundred rooms
have already been engaged for tho season. private
dinnp-room has been fitted up with special kitchens at
tacbed IN the east wing Of the hotel II Ia intended Tor
the regular guests aud will seat 800 persons Access 10
1t can only he gained from the second story by
staircase II was formally opened 10 guests yesterday
Several members OF the NewYorK Coaching CLUB nave
their coaches at the Brighton stables ana yestofua
evening drove on the Concourse.
There was music both at Cables and the West
brighton Hotel and very fair audiences but the OUTSIDE
catchpenny shows Jared very poorly.
Among the latest arrivals at the leland ares
Manhattan Beach Hotel-B. +. Butler and family, OF
scarsae John Newell, president of the Michigan South
crn Railway; g. p Putnam. Mr. and Mrs Irving Putnam;
MISS Putnam @. T. Bsckus. Mrs Lawrence Turnure ana
family NeV-YOrk; ex-Judge Bedford, W T. Clapp Los
Angeles Cal; DIR. strahan New-York; Warren T. Dus-
lin Boston; t. r. Hall. Chicago; James L. Jackson jr,
New.York; ". II. Kellogg. St. Louis; Henry w johnson,
Name. G. n. Gorth and wife NewYcrk; r. NJ smith,
Phiiadephia; J, H. Mcbride. A. X Spencer Cleveland
wife. Thomas f. Twecdy New-Yofk.
]. Williams. wife and daughter, Chicago Count
DonhciG, Washington; Arstarchi Boy, iurhsh
m m%r Ken ThSla1 commoSore Mcvcksr Police
Commissioner De Witt C. Wheeler and family.
,S a ia SG &C. anG
W. Lewis, w II. Blodgett, 81. Louis; General J..
f. Loubn f. Riggs. John Pnrdy. j. X Lawrence. Gard
ncr o. H0wlaud, +. NJ Johnson. New-York Coaching
New, 6Seams: Major Angus Nicholson Marine Corps,
Washington WIN. Cochran smith. Amsterdam Colonel
+. G Kendall and VIII. Grand Rapids.
cold southeastern Wind rolled up heavy SUR az te
serted by pleasure-seekers, and from which drz-
cling rain drove even harry pedestrians. Inc
early boats down carried a good many perso,s
started the ram mad begun IN the city, aul
passengers were consequently few Tne UNHAPPY
visitors generally found shelter from inc hn ram IN
the hotels ard pavilions. Many returned Ia Newfory
early in the day but al no time were t@ b's or pf
crowded. On the last trip me IIyilouln h9Gh
was not near enough TIC Columbia and INC
Grand Republic for repetition or tne tactics
sncceeded IN preventing the Plymouth Rock nom max
ing her second landing Tie Grand Republic left the
Nor nearly half nm hour before the Plymouth Rock
touched for the last me nj the second landing ard te
Columbia waited meanwhile, at the third pier Is be-
heved that the danger OF such tactics haVple Den
pon I'D out, the OF the rival boats nave gwen
warning the captains and pilots and mat no Iepe
ton VIII bcattempted Ahthe papers nov sehd reoi-
ers every sunday 10 Rockaway IN anticipation oi some
great disaster IL is evident, however mat greater
The steamer Adelaide made two trips 10 Long Branch
yesterday. efectng successful landings on Potn occs-
sons at the wrought-lron pier The Adea,de ieIt
Pier No North River at 1880 a. ~, ana arrived at
the Branch at D. NJ; me ,o osy;t bTf n
heavy ground swell the result Of the wind
OF the previous night, caused number
not made a. promptly Il viii be wlcn the pier Is
fully completed, but nevertheless no diEculy was tA
perienced In landing the passengers. From 'he noent
Inc first the steamer to the peruntl the
hrst passenger walked the gangplank just ten mil
utes elapsed The landing made from the upper deeb
Tie pleasure-seekers who went down In me morning
spent pleasant though quiet day The hotels were by
no means 81 bad bsn e The Hdede
the per her second "Trip few minutes Giaer
O'clock, and remained unI 1880 D. M returning SIC
reached Pier No. North River. at 900 y. Ill