New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

QUIET AT THE COMFY ISLAND BEACHES
CROWDS KEPT AWAY BY DIsAGREEABLE WEATHER
-TNfPROVENENTs CoMPLETED-REcENT Al'iuV-
AIS
Notwithstanding the weather there was largo
crowd at Coney Island yesterday, although the
beaches were generally deserted. The western part
of the Island looked desolate and dreary during
the entire day. The first landing at the iron pier
will take place tomorrow. aud a large excursion
having that for its objective point will be gwen ON
Saturday. place fOr the machinery has been Sc
lected and work begun on it. Notwithstanding
the apparent aeSolaton Arbuckie held fair audi
ence at Cables.
The music stand at Hotel Brighton is finished,
and the music viii be heard from it regularly, be-
ginning on Saturday.
The rnusic stand ut Manhattan Hotel has been
ehristened by Levy and Giimore's Band, who are
well satisfied with the shape and style OF It, Inc
Marine railway has now superseded tee carriages
and hack lines along the beach rom the HOteii
FriglIton to Manhattan and thereby q great deal
of annoyance is removed from restless VlsIIoIs,
The first ascension of the captive oallOOh VIII NC
made on Saturday under the direction OF PROFESSOR
King. The charge to 60 on high - not snaI, DcinS
s. for each person. II costs % cents TO enter the
Enclosure t. see the balloon go mp. A pyrotechnlc
display the Manhattan Beach Hotel eIonnusi
under the management of James Pain, formerly OF
the Alexandria Palace Company ana the 10Y 10y a.
yacht Squadron, Is 10 be gwen on July 4. dinner
70 Thomas Kinsella at the Manhattan Beach hOtei
to-day. Covers will be laid for fifty guests;
Among the arrivals at Cables are: n. r. llnnan'
Baltimore: X. G. Woodruff, w. III. IoNhIeY' NV
York: a. c. Northrupp, Connecticut; VIM: Nc
Donald. c. f. Moore, I. 5. Burr, j. j. Allen' DT' L.
G. Cotton Brooklyn. Observation-Disclosures, r.L:o,
Read wife and daughter, Flushing; T. NJ; Govern
j. b. Beall and family, New-YOrk; >, +. Blandi9rd'
wife and children, Sing Sing; Z. L. lTQWp1a1ige'
BROOKLYN; +. Osborne. IT,, Boston; j.. IL. LedHe'
New-Y0rk: L. 7. Miner and wife, Hartford; r. w E
Triple and wife, New-York; stephen C9ndIt'
BROOKLYN: Francis Gilbert aud wife. Troy r. -
Wilson and wife. Boston; J. /. Atwater, w; T.
Wharton. NewYork; A. }. Hoole, buialo; 4, >.
Senator Mcdonald, A. II. Dinscomb. the Hon Hon
Cecil Morgcn and wife. London; Ahram merritt,
wife and child Nyack John t. sherman and party
y T. Barnum Bridgeport: III. l.. Clapp and wiie,
a. H. Miller and wife, NJ. Thompson and VIE, tne
Rev. !. Tuttlesmith and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lin Allen. Mrs ID. b. Allen, Mrs Jas. Barrow New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Grubb w. II. Harris, IT,
J. Tucker jr., w. Ii. Young. Il. /. Leaf Reading
AZ fbe Manhattan Beach Hotel are: II. p. Dat
man, New-YoTk; A. ;. Mcsies and wife, Wapp,ngeeh
Falls: W. +. Whitem2n. New-YOTk; Z. II. GlaIk'
Boston; Y. H. Nash, j. II. Lyndc and wife, Ih,la-
delphia Isaac Odcn, wife and son, r. II. N3ies'
+ IT. Sampson, T. +. Gregory, c. ID. McDutte. Bos-
ton: w N. Smith. Stamford; l. NJ. Potter ana Wile'
Providence W. p. Willett, John Hopeweu' Dos
ton: H. MOShcr and son, West Troy MIS-. f. n;
Strong and child, New-YOrl; J. l.. DuIant ana
party New-York; Mrs. r. p. DILLINGHAM;, PmIaoel1
pima; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sanders, two children ana
Henry Abbey Kingston c. F. Sweet and son; /.
Kernwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass Merritt, Ezra
Potter, A. w. Fisher New-IoTk; L. W. warren
lOnkers; C.. NJ. Gale, e. A. CoWler.