New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
TIE SEASON Ar OTHER POINTS.
A BIG RUSH TO COMFY ISLAND.
LARGE CROWDS AT ALL POINTs-INCIDENTs OF THE
DAY-HOTEL ARRIVALS.

LARGE CROWDS AT ALL POINTS-INCIDENIS OF THE
DAY-HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Although it was warm in the city yester-
day. at Coney Island the weather all that could be
desired either by hOtekeepers or peaSureseekers The
many thousands that visited the beach yesterday were
in decided contrast 10 the few thousands at the
place on the day before.
Norton e. AIurray's Hotel was full, and 1t was
noticed that many politicians, great and small rOaned
along the beach in front of it. The Point boosted OF
about 1000 bathers.
West Brighton Beach had crowds OF visitors brought
by way of Culver's Railroad. the Sea Beach Railroad.
Cunthers and the boats TO the iron pier The Bent
Brothers and Arbuckle the musical attractions.
Tie electric lights the pier TO be used Saturday
night but the storm prevented. They are all in order
10 be used tbs evening. Nearly 1,5OO bathing suits
we're hired on the pier and almost many at the
other places this part of the beach The Concourse
Was crowded, and many OF the visitors paused at
Dieters attractive lttl restaurant. The at the
Brighton Beach Fair Grounds, which were postponed
Saturday take place tins afternoon AT O'Clock,
following the programme. The fireworks at
Brighton also take place this evening. The Phil
harmonic Band received more apprecatiVe ap-
pause the few hundred guests in the corridor Of the
Hotel Brighton Saturday night than from the thousands
There were about 800 bathers Engemans pavilion.
The midsummer nights festival OF the Aron Society.
which takes place at West Brighton Beach, will be given
AT D. m. with concert. a: $50 p. there will be
another concert under me direction Oh Dr. Damrosch
assisted by the Ar0ns fn cnous 81 over one hundred
voices. The outside OF the building Will pc decorated
designs made by the afuss section or the
feature OF the evenings programme Will be repre-
sentation Of Neptune, surrounded by his nymphs
rescumg Aron, who VIII be seen astrde his dophps ac
conpanied by the gOddesses OF Music Poetry and Art
In the evening the entire grounds VIII be lighted with
electric lights aud Chinese lanterns From raft
anchored IN the ocean fireworks VIII be displayed all
Inc Marine Railway from Brighton 10 Manhattan
east end OF the Island had large patronage The crowd
at Manhattan Beach was tremendous. 1t was well
taken care OF in the usual Sunday fashion that is II
was ted and bathed. There were 49oS men and 76t
women who bahed and every bath-hOuse on the mems
side was used than once The pyrotechnc display
until Wednesday. Among the recent arrivals at the
hotels are: 49, - -, ,,.,
storm and wife. N " W. W. Waite, n. y; W. Y. Wis
ner, n. Y; II. g. Mortimer, n T.; j. s. Martin, VIE
child and ward n II Enger Burt apd Tite \, ~ T. G
Blume and wife Boston; F. A. seare, wife and son
Boston; Ar. ana Mrs Porter Boson W. H. Bishop and
wife Hartford c. S. Grswold and wife, Hartfordi g.
Hart wife and child Montreal; St. Clair McKeway
Ynnng PnIi f. H. Keene, Phil; W. T. Hutton, Pull. j.
8 Doughty, Phil s. II. Doughty, Phil. j. o. Eraln
WASH III. b. Hibben and wife, Indianapolis; MIS- BROCK
way Saratoga; II. H. Gardner, wife and son, Chicago
Prentiss Worcester; Chas. Deklyn and wife, DanDury
WIN. j. CLARKE ard wife, AusOnia.
RasHfnTd n y: c. H. Fish n VI L. b. Taylor wire and
daughter, N. Y. r. H. Bangs, n. T.; L. r. Fisher. n. VI
LenOx smith, n. Y; William Baxt0n ana WE, n u
James Francis n Y; G. 4. James. N Y; f. ii. Butler
Philadelphia; I. c. Enge and party, Philadelphia; g.
H. North Philadelphia; O. Bddle philadelphia; Captain
Henry Mecafe, U. 5. A., Philadelphia Alanson Ions
;rnS Boston; W. II. Wood, Boston; Miss Hall
RrookIyp; j. q. Campbell and wife. Davenport; ID. X
Ferguson, 81. Louis D. $. Williams. Cincinnati; G. w
Abeel and wife, Newark I, N. Andrews, Indian tpolls
N ~ Ketchum and wife, Oswego; q. 5. Weston anC
wife, stamfordi W J. Foster, saleni Bueher Sanders
Albany Mrs. E. u. Sanders, Albany Dr. Joseph Cox
sell. wife and sons, Easton; j. d. Weaver and Mis-
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