New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-31

boats arrive loaded every trip. The SURF at "es'
Brighton was full " people, aud over 4OoO persons
bathed, about 100 OF them from the pier Cables Us
full now Culver did large business, and at night eh
tra engines waited at Parkvie to help the loaded trains
up the steep hill TO the station.
Brighton Beach was covered until night when many
OF the visitors went Manhattan to see the hrewofAs
The New-Yo1k saenger1unde sang there last evening"
and the applause which great last week that the
Singers were encouraged to sing again. was not lacKng
this time Tomorrow night is the regular time TOT Tue
pyroechnic display at the Hotel Brighton There were
about 1900 bathers at Brighton Beach The Following
persons composing the Election Committee wiz inak9
the Hotel Brighton t1erhnadquarters Tor tne w
are expected to arrive to-day senators NalacT, ne
nan, Mcdonald Blair ana PI1It; ,S uioIr chief
Charstre sergeant-at-arns w. W. klnEspn1rS ul1
clerk: j. b. Callahan. assistant clerk; ana f. iP
One feature Of the Aron sociey's festival at Coney
Island tonight will pc the arrival OF me
ance with large uum1"r OF tue eNies 3d
Reach The society VIII give them coruiai
and offer hem some land upon whlrh 10 se.le cool
80 water ymple by Anon and the Goddess OF Music
Poetry and Art The members o. the ors ~
Philharmonic Societies VIII assisI ne ~, hds cr
eighty voices Ina the vocal music WINE lour ohnuS
the direction or Dr. Damro>ch Wi perform 'no ns'
mental portion ~ the programme -. 49,.
Manhattan Beach hdd . regular "crush Yesterday
aud SO arse was the CROWD tha, many tuouh' new ,s
be sunday, ne" balloon ,nla,e W. K1 mn n II IS
asccudcd YESTERDAY with Professor hihs ~ II, ne
smaller than TIE old one but VIII be nsed un'i' 'H'
II the visitors At Manhattan Beach when they can
ol1f IN
pavilion lust east, they Will receive as go2l itle aHu
bo sarved - well as al the hotel They VIII mus 'c
the management ana themselves great ues ol
me fireworks at Manhattan Beach, under the ui,ec-
ton of Professor Pain, winch were p"stpohei " ~
saturday night account OF TIE STORM "tIt ~
played last evening. The programme ihcluutu tuI'l
one rie.es Toe principal ones we're the gre picture W
a palacr river steamboat with a Walklng-peaH ann
wheels IN motion the naval attack. ana The catdrict n
rre In tie battle II the SHIPS SIuch the otH'r;
That shin o. sinking. fell over on ~ side ana
exploded. About 1000 persons we're IN the erouS ""
aOout 5000 watched TIE display. -. ,..s .
There were ZOO aAv i,lOJ women id Tue sun III
Manhattan Beacn. Among The reglstcfcd guests az"
Hotel Brighton W. Y. v Powers, IL. L. Niles, q. Il.
Han j. II. G. NeVns, y. V. FO0ie, {. Va nllut, W. D.
Moore aud vie. Dr. Swift, SAT-. and Mrs. Van Nest MISS
\ l. BroVn J.. J. Martini Mrs. DodswortE and Two
children, Nev-York, j. II. hcBnir tl'velsnd ii'htS
Oskaup, Cincinnati; Colonel }. ~. Gem, Memphis >
q. CurtiSs, a. v NJ. spragu', Rochester J.. L. NJ
earthly, r. }. Durham ana wife, Bnum2iei Henry
Lott ana wife, john SuiilNan ana "lie Is. ~ C"in
Whrtlpsey and WItc, T.. n ScVma, wife "nd cnh,,
Norman Hubbard wlie and daughter, Hartford; W l"
Clark Virginia g. A. Howard ana VIE, CaisAl'i J."
Carpeu.tr ana family L. g. ". Noer2' we tho tNo
sons and rwo daughters, POughkeersle; IT, b CoiheI'
George Merrill +. NJ Burt, Kind rhook M. ~,
bIanhattau Beacn HOtel-John BOVINE, O. W. hIri, j.
Miss X. +. Going C., b. Rogers, we L ana
child. $ +. smonG, W. G.. Thompkns we
and son, Mics 2. H.; Hobart n j.; J.. u.
Burrril L. j. BurreL wife ana two chlidren' w j.
L0Omis Little Falls l.. IL. LYON and wife Bridgeport
~ II Reese aud wife, Miss Mcslcr Ndpilngers falis
Mrs. f. II. Rob nson ana daU7H'ets' ,EJn"ay 'IS i
Henry VanDeryper, BROOKLYN; Hugh NcCusker ana
wife Conocs Robert Camchus, Robert OOOkmah'
Philadelphia c. PaTdee, vile aud c1Ld ana the Misses
Pirdee. WaShton, Peuu.; +. G. shaw ana VIC NE
Passaic Miss Jennie Fox Rice, MIS- HcuIy -ah9ln,
Miss Meme Stafford, AUanyj o. H. Perkins, Des
MoLes Robert ID Patterson, st. LoGi, e. > HasnhSs
baltimore; ". X. Lneweayer. wife and two chiidren