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Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-25

When you visit or leave New York City, save Baggage Expressage and Carriage Hire, and stop at Grand Union Hotel, nearly oppo- site Grand Central Depot. $50 elegant rooms reduced to $1 and upwards per day, European plan. Elevator Restaurant supplied with the best Horse Cars, Stages and Elevated Railroad to all Depots. Families can live bet ter for less money at Grand Union than at any other first-cIass Hotel in the city.
 my31 eod1y
 Childrsn's carriages and velocipedes. c. CoWles & Go. tA1
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-25
Easter nsckwear at Dudley's.

Brooks & Go. are ready with their spring styles of Hats. Chapel, corner State street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-25

Elegant new Spring Goods at Dudley's.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-25
The Death of David Holbrook.


 Yesterdays Naugatuck Valley Sentinel says: The death of David B. Holbrook, which oc- cured at his residence in West Ansonia last Monday morning, has occasioned much sin cere sorrow among his large circle of aequain- tances and friends, and heartfelt sympathy for his bereaved family. About fortnight ago Mr. Holbrook received 8 scratch on his hand from a rusty nail in pork barrel, which caused his hand to swell, the inflammation and swelling soon after extending the length of his arm. Erysipelas was thus developed, producing great prostration and weakness which at last terminated fatally as above corded. He was attended in his sickness by Drs A. Beardsley and T. B. Jewett. The de- ceased was until three years ago a partner with s. W. Scott in the carpenter and joiner business. He has been school committeeman in the Fifth district and also tax collector In the West Ansonia fire district He was mem- Der of Christ church at the time of his death, and also belonged to the Ansonia lodge K. of F., and was a royal arch Mason. MT. H. had an endowment policy in the Knights of Pyth- jas of $2,OOO, and also $2, ,O0O in the North Eastern Mutual Life Insurance Company of Brattleboro, Vt. His age was 55. Releaves a widow and three children. His funeral will be attended this morning at eleven o'clock from Christ church. It will be under the charge of the Masons. The Knights of Pythias lodge will also be present The re- mains will be inferred in West Haven. They will be conveyed on special train at twelve o'clock.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-25
party was running as fast as they could to-

party was running as fast as they could to- wards the departing train, several of them carrying children in their arms and all run ming the risk of being run over by the Housa- tonic train which was just moving up on the side track. It was all in vain, however. The shouting, running and general excitement went for nothing, for the train vanished across the bridge with farewell toot that seemed doubly exasperating to the interested crowd watching the termination of the affair from the depot platform. The emigrants waited and took tha next train.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-25
Strong trunks at Osborn's.

Bicycle Pants and Hose at Dudley's.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-25
BLACK sATHNs.

For Dress and Trimmings. You will not buy them again at the price we are selling them at.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-25

Read Lyons advertisement. Easter Gloves at Dudley's. Hats for Fast day at Osborn's. mh25 St The "Palindrome" Scarf at Dudley's. Read Lyons' advertisement. Fancy Linen Hdkfs soc at Dudley's. Read Lyons advertisement.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-25
ALEXANDRIA BAY, Jan. 8, 1880.

From Hon. Andrew Cornwall, Ex- Member of the Legislature, New York Statee
 ALEXANDRIA BAY, Jan. 3, 1880. H. H. Warner & Co.,:
 Gents-I have been troubled with kidney difficulties for the last three years, and in Oc- tober last had a very severe attack. then commenced taking your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and obtained relief at once. have used two bottles and feel as well as ever, and I shall always keep supply of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure in the house. Yours truly,
 ma19eod2w2tw A. CORNWALL.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-25
BLACK SILK PRINCES,
Immense Bargains in Shawls,

In both Double and Single, Paisley and Broche Black Thibet, Imitation India Shaws. We have to sell every one of them before move.
 Give us a look in Notion Department-Ccmbs, Buttons, Hat Pins Pocketbooks, Breastpins, and q thousand other articles you buy at your price
 hld Gloves and COrsets, we shall sell out at about 25 cents on the dollar.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-25

Trunks and Bags at low prices at Osborn's mh25 St
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-25
Hamburg Edgings and Inssrtings.

The styles prices that we sell them at cannot be matched in this or any other city.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-25
Easter Hats II 0Ll AG

Easter scarfs at Smith < stone's.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-25
Travelling in the Sewers.

HaIR SuffOcated With Steam and Hot
 Wafer-City Officials on a TOur-The
 Clock Shop Tamk-QuinnipiacB Fridge disappointing the Bridge Tender
 SharPieB and Draw Bridges
 meeting of the Board of Road Commis- sioners was held last evening" Present, Messrs. Ohatfisld, Anderson, Pond, Feldman and Coleman, Clerk Waldron, City Surveyor Fowler, City Inspector Doyle and Street In- spector Mettoon in attendance. Bids were opened for the construction of sewer on Whalley avenue, from winthrop street to Norton street. They were as follows:
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-25
Woolen Goods and Flsnnel

We sell for less than the goods be manufactured at present
 6-4 Ladies Cloth at S1, worth S1 .25.
 Oassimeres for Mems and Boys wear, at 25, 30, 40 50, 62& and 75c yard, all less than cost.
 Whlte All and Part Wool FIannAls, Blue and Red Flannels. You should buy at removal sale for you save at least 25 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
a COOL DAY AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, July 29.-An atmosphere
almost frosty greeted the early riser at Long Branch
his morning. and a northwest wind has prevailed
throughout the day, cool that ladies have not ven
out carriage riding without thick wraps nor
temen without Ovcrcoats. Bathing of course almost
entirely stopped, though the water unusually warm
the thermometer registering 100 when submerged off
the pier this morning.
The pazzas deserted by ladies last evening only
a few wrapped IN heavy shaws, remaining out but
the parors hronGed, and the mIdweek hops We're
engaged in with such zest has not characterized
them before this season
The thermometer stood at 61o this morning, and Of
time during the day has 1t touched zoe.
Mr.. Charles G. Pemberion son OF Mrs. Caroline Penn
bsrton Lookout Cottage, Asbury Park, and nephew
Of DIR. II. Pemberton, practising physician at Long
Branch, has been missing Tuesday last On that
day left his home Asbury Park osteusby to take
the 1885 p train Tor Long Branch. lie had upon his
person between four and five hundred dollars, which h.
was coming to Long Branch TO deposit for his mother
He has been heard OF since he left the house to take
the train lie was about nineteen years old, OF
medium height light hair. blue eyes and fair skim and
dressed In n suit OF light gray, wearing straw hat
OF mixed black and white Every fact in young Pembcr
tons past history against the theory that he has alb
seconded with the money, large part of which was in
checks and which he did go the hank to draw.
The c1Iored people who last evening began series OF
religious meetings IN tent Monroeaye have already
been complained OF for disturbing the peace By their
noisy denominations
The excursion OF the Academic Society OF the High
School down the Shrewsbury a most enjoyable af-
fair.
An entertainment by the Metamora Dramatic
Club was gwen at the Mansion House last evening.
uid the Catholic Church Of this place The large dining
room was crowded It's fullest capacity Vocal and
strumental musc and the farco lei Pon parle Fran
calls comprised the progr amme.
Cro1nwelPs lecture at Library Hail. on London. the
Great city" drew fair audience last evening His
subj ect tonight is Rome. the Eternal CITY"
Tho hotels stu remain well filed the guests have
not been frightened into preciptate retreat from the
sehoro by the temporary depression OF the thermo-
meter. -
Oeeaa HOfcI-Dr 4. III. Caude. Albany A. Hppman,
Pitsbure: o. T. shIer and wife, Troy; Lonis Leng and
VILE Newark H. 4. Campbell. BrooKyn q. B. Morse,
j. stadeker aud wife, James =. BARROW and wife. Pha-
dslphiM, L. L Skinner. NJ Byone, IT,, Is. L. MoMahon,
NewYork.
Eesi Fad Hotel-s A Sherwood, Rochester; Mira. J.
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THE BEST SITE FOR THE OBELISK.
the Editor The Trtoune.

To the EditoroF TIE Trtoune.
SIR In q conversation held "A few days snes
with who Is perfectly familiar with the natural sur
face of the ground Of the Ffhave. entrance 30 ihs
Park mentioned by him that wher the groono
below Fifty and the 50 casd the P!Afa""
filed ana made surface, pondIng pOt Apo''
Pifty Was solid rock formation. TUE. theh
would seem to away with the objection OF ioaae
ground" 80 far ia the FIfhaye entrance 10 eonceped
The Park authorities have made their selection oa' ~
direct opposition TO the best puzzle sentiment indeeo'
outside of the three sefsppointed gentlemen
who taken upon themselves Ia select i'cauo"'
the public is decidedly against the knoll IN TOO
Park ana this communication Is written 10 hopes w
subject yet b. reeousdered and the ooeisk pscs
where MIR. Calvert yaux tand I believe Mr. Oms.ss
aso) dcsgnates the only ntting site namely tAs
Fiftu-avc. entrauce 10 the Park. -
Union League Club. Nev York. July 20, 1880
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Nfr.. Thendore Crane.
AT THE CATsKILL HOTELS.

KINGSTON, n. Y, July 29.-The tide On
mountain visitors continues undimn shed. ard eyrry
where the is for room. Goats and trains wer,
all heavily loaded gain Saturday aud The MOnda,
departures were less in number than before
The R-v Thomas X. Beecher. of Elmira. spent fes
DAYS with his brother tie Rev. Jalnos c. Beeoher 81
Thomas Lake last week
Charles Werner. the viooncellist Is m shandaksa
and kindly assisted ut church benefit their
Monday evening
Joscffy and party applied for rooms the Trrmpr
House, hut owing TO the rush satisfactory suite OF
rooms could not be obtained. This house nas 80
guests although 22J is IT'S nominal capacity. Ios Of
these are permanent guests bop Ia be given
there this week.
Breeze Lawn House az Hunter has a pleasant company
OF eighty guests. aud all the houses there are full
Slide Mountain, the highest OF all the Catsks is now
provided with a comfortable log cabin, and rustic ob
seryatOry. and butcher tho guide entertans visitors
Among the la;o arrivals are the following;
7rempsr HOuse-A NJ. Sweet and wife. BROOKLYN
Mrs T. L. Salisbury. and two children. A. Walsh, L. q
John NJ. Hayward. Captain Wagner, G. c. Clawsoa
George w. Cayne, ]. A. Marshall, Mr. Hoey. Frede
REX Vanderbilt Dr. Mcneil. john Dewsnan. New-Yofk
Glikison, VIM Henshaw, Pope C. Tent, wife ane
child, l.. NJ. Stockwei and family DIR. f. Miner |" W.
Goodrich. Captain Penlleton. J. l. Hathaway Broos
yn Jam, 3 l. Bacon and family. John Ferguson AIs
Hilborn, Philadelphia; o. IL Perry, Southport comm
l. j. strnbie, JERSEY cry; j. l. Drake. ir, ingtOn Mrs
X. T. Harrington. Westchrster, n. Y; W T. Ward PORT
chester; Mrs ID. q. Wright, Pouglke pse.
EIadkam House, NJ Pearsall aud wife, Lillian j
Benton. Mrs M. n. Woodbridge. DR. M. l. Bailey ane
family Flank A sra ton aud wife, Captain Slower ana
family Mrs J. II. Forker the Misses FOrker, W.
Baird and wife. Mrs. Etng add granddaughter, A.
Thomas and family Mrs r. s der BrooSTn Geo,ss
Mrs. Alvan MIDGET Mrs. WIN. Settle New YORK
Misses Mary aud Emma Lovejoy. B"hAio; b. o. earns
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RAIN AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, July 29.-The morning opened
with food OF sunshine which continued TN afternoon
when a shower sufficient lay he dust and make too
evening drives pleasant. FELL leaving the air
decidedly cool.
drive along Geyscr-avc to-day showed that this ID
becoming leading If not the PRINCIPAL thorOu Ehfar.
for early morning riding Both the ylchy and Geysr
springs "A mile from the village, seem 20 attract
large share patrons The ride out TO these spFas
the drinking and the return another and also lash
ion a bic recreation for visitors mornings
The hon at the Grand Union Hotel this evening pro-
yided the usual enjoyment Some new faces and cos.
tunes were noted the card OF dancing events
tanned Of avorite numbers with some acceptable
additions introduced for the first time.
Tomorrow evening Mr. Mahler. master OF ceremonies
ut Congress Hall will bring bis childrens carnival
For days the little have eagerly anticipated bi.
event and the preparations show that the children viii
not be disappointed. After the cbldrens hour iheir
elders and the friends o. the gue~ts at Congress Hall
VIII continue :hn festivities Of the evening gith iul
dress party THIS VIII he the FIRST regular dHif Oh the
kind at Congress Hal this season.
As 10 amusements tonight has been one OF dsapDont
ments The concert ana pyrotechnc display at Congress
spring Park Is postponed tail to-mnrrow on account Of
the hi, afternoon, and the dress BAN TIE C'afen-
don is 10 occur Wednesday evening.
The morning conc, rs AT Congress spring PAX grow
'avor and have become the leading e,irae ion rem
Congress spring water delivery. Is crowded
rongSess Hqit|JadSc Murray. Delhi; J. W. IT, Watson
ana VIE H.wpoit Del; George j. watson Miss 4. u.
Philips A. W. PmH - Wilmington, Dol; VI sses b. and
NJ soin worth. Cleveland Onio 4; X. MARSHAL ana ilm
ily New-Y0rk MIRA A. r, Dsvereaux. Cincinnati Mrs
H. W. CLAYTON, Mss T. r. Kuhie. Murfroesb Dro, Ieonj
Robert Johnson. New York; James Carpenter ,on aud
daughter Brooklyn; Rob.r Allen q family Detrosl
r. " LOaue aud family. Baltimore; r. 7. " sou and
WIFE c. X. Russell and wife, Richmond; j. l. Leroy,
Philade ptia.
Clqrendon-Mrs +. Marsh. New-York C. b. LYMAN
and f.. Boston W II. Lewis. Ghcaeoj +; G. kins
and j. r. Chadwick. KnOXvi lc, Tenn; !. O. Wal.nte
Jaoes Whitman, n. WIjman. c. II. MampOuc, H,w-Iork;
j. W. Krng Phiiade PIMA Il. l.. Bartsci'. MY rs
w. BlacEmin and WIFE, 5tcubeuVIe, OhlOi the l1eF L.
L. McGln. Hayerstriw.
Grond Union-Waiter Bound. New-York \. and r.
Peck Ncv-Haven; Calvin Whitley, Bal imote; u. u.
Morris and Miss Morris. Grand Rapids 6amdc. and
Miss Rowland. Br9oklyn W, Cook anu FAM s, NrE
Yor, I: A. b. Hunter and d. II MrKlu ey, PM delrIia:
J. C. Lawless Toronto Canada j. ;. White. Louisville,
Z. /. Chafse, Boston ". II. Woods aud FANNY, Md
b. Low, San TranciNcoi j. Rankin, Jf'' ST. LOUIS
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STATE CAPITAL NEWS.
A SMALL STRIKE AMONG GOVERNMENT woRKMES-
NEW STOCK COMPANIES FORMED.

A SMALL STRIKE AMONG GOVERNMENT woRKMES-
NEW STOCK COMPANIES FORMED.
ALBANY, July 29.-This morning sixty-tw two
of the seveniy-nye men employed on the Government
building struck because the superintendent would not
not allow them 10 quit work at p. on Saturday.
sbalor W. Edrdge. j. Clement Uhler and J. Cary
French have Incorporated the Boss OF the Bay Mining
Company. The capital Is placed at 100000, and the
company is mino copper. silver and other metals
the County OF Hancock. Maine The oico will be az
Nev-York.
Discoveries OF gold mines in Washington Saratoga and
Hamilton Counties filed daily with the Secretary OF
State
John W. Holgatc, Robert j. Edgar aud others have In
cOrpornied the Holgafo Color aud Chemical COMPANY
for the manufacture OF Co!Ofa. chemicals and soaps
The capital Is Sl50.0oo. the company Will have
agencies in Nsw-York.
The Canal Board been In session all day hearing
evidence IN minor the appeal calendar. They
were inaily referred tO the Attorney General.
The new Capitol Commissioners to-day awarded the
contract c0ryInR In the Senate chamber to Weller
Brown & Messner, Of Buffalo, Tor $l667S.
Controller Wadsworth nas received about VI 600
der the new law taxing corporations
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and hundreds enjoyed the luxury Of being knocks,
about by the There is TO be exhibition q
fireworks tonight
Following among the arrivals OF Wednesday and
yesterday:
Oriental Hotel-MenGpz Vigo, spanish Minister; Jo,p
Cam pbei and wife, New-Yors; 3. FWashbarnc wife ana
son. Sing Sing; Mrs. A. L. Cleveland, NowOfieaDs; G.
T. o instead and wife. West Brookfe d. Mass: John n
Sipufcr, DR. Edward sHntB. Paadclghia; John Worth
irgtOn. Troy j. H. Brtton and wife, 81. LOUIS A. York;
u. :. n. aad w.fe. Sea Grit; +. ". Allen VI mBhi q
T.. Lewis and wife, James II Banker a wife, Nes.
YOrk A. r. Upton. Boston: j. s. Keck sn1 wife, Cue n
natI; vi liam G. Stewart Charles But ar, A. IT. lhr
j. a Pearsd!l. ID. -. Lie. Arson T. Stokes. Erw-YoFfi
J.. l.. Dag, Peoria. III; r. Johnson. Bulfa ". Y; r.
i. Brown, T. II. Roh ns0D, PiisDnrg; Charles r. Bun
Manhattan Bedch HOtet-1he Rev. A.B.Gray and wife
New YORK K. +. Cnase ana wife. PnIadelDbi.: W M
NeCarty, Cincinnati; y. II. Perkins and wife Prov
dencr T. q. lid len, J.. A. Reyuod. D,1man Cllrk
New. York J. ". Peasants, BlltimOre W II Nixon
aud wife. Burlington, Iowa j. r. Colt Boston Genera
W. II. Emory, u. 5. A.. Washing Og, d. G.: ChaIrs ~
Iinptt, Providence g. Hammond and vie
d. C. Dickinson. Cbicago; h. ID. fuier ana wife, Nor.
wicn Conn: q. w. MnLir POu gnkrepse.
Hotel Brighton Charles ii. Reed Boston George O.
Riggs. .bany: l. Ward Mane. A. O. III. Farr. H. T.
Adams A. A. H~nrques, 5. A. Henry. General john @
Robinson, A. W. Pope, New-York; Jo.epb X. whe@l.y
PhImd rpbia: X. 5. Spad ng. Atlanta, Gt :. l. shars
ana WIFE A. A. Brecs, and wife, baltimore W. X. Var
ner, T.. O. Thompson, Philadelpnia-
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THE NARRAGANsETT INQUIRY.

THE NARRAGANSETT INQUIRY.
TESTIMONY OF PASSENGERS THAT THEY ESCAPED
WITHOUT STANDARDIZATION or BOAT
employees ABOUT TIE AID THEY GAvE-THE
INQUIRY ENDED.
NEw-LoNDoN. Conn.,, July 29.-The Nara
gansett Investigation continued to-day The first
witness was Ottawa Williams, coOred an emplOye OF
the Nsrraeansetl. lie testified that he iu bed in
genemeOs after Rbn when the collision occurred
He awakened by the shock ana went up stairs ana
assisted In relightlng the lie the passengers
taking lie-preservcrs and assisted some women and
children 10 put them on fire that time the
smoke seemed TO be coming from about mdship. He
met d man In an alcOve who had a revolver in each
hand pointing taward the floor which he discharged
The man then SAID Goodbye 70 and jumped I'd
Witness aerward assisted lady to the hurricane deck
and when he there the bonts being lowered
OF the port side: the first boat an was
being owered by the first mate. aud the second by tho
vince Ism and Mr.. Johnson. He assisted IN lowering
these boats and put the lady IN the second
third boat which was lowered was mostly flled with
men. He saw the second officer. Mr.. Field help lover
her. but sure he got into the boat One
the walters engaged In calling the passengers ii,
been the custom TO make spare beds IN the
lower cabin All the passengers he that night had
hfe-preservers On or In their hsnds
The second witness was Clarence r. Leonard, an
actor, VINO was passenger on the Narragansett He
testified that ne purchased two tickets nj the clerks
Office on the boat, and aterward purchased a room,
which he secured by representing that be had tee-
graphed for II. He gave the name OF Thompson. Ho
was unable TO get at first, tue clerk told him
they were all taken, The lights went I'm mediaseiy
mt the time OF the collision and came out OF
room No. 81 and reiit the gaa Immediately there
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A CAUTION TO THE SOUND STEAMERS.
To liz EdiLnr Of The IrlbMne.

SIR: | crossed the East River on Fulton
ferry-boa, last at 5:l5 O'Clock The boat was
Obliged to stop near the middle OF the river As two ferry
boats were the Brooklyn slip just nj this time along
came three OF the Sound steamers. the City OF Boston,
the Falmouth and think the Bristol They came al
most abreast as thodgh they would demoh-h every
smaller craft in their way. That boat was not run
down is almost a miracle. There was yacht near IN"
brooklyn sIde a stcam-,us towing an excursion barge
and near the middle the river the ferryboa lying n"
uonless necessarily The river there Is practically mar
rowed on account OF the chooners and bage anchored
over and engaged IN raising inc wreck OF the burned
CITY of New-YOrk, on Martins Docks. Nh stiles bieW
PASSENGERS with bated BREATH and lucAiy no
accident occurred. ,, -.
Now, am that these large STEAMBOATS, should noi
come through tne marrow and crowded East kiN"r NJ
that time OF day when the errYbOats are crowded e2
ceut one M a time. Tney should be obliged bT the Har-
nor Master or some who has the authority to leave
their piers differ times. instead ol so many ledNnS
al o'c ock that not done tear that some evening
one Of these large steamers VIII crash uto O! M
Wast or Fulton ferryDOats and terrible loss OF NE
ensne q. II. BOYD.
BROOKLYN July 90. 1880.
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CIVIL NOTES.

A suit for $4,000 in damages for fa'ss
Imprisonment has been brought In the Brooklyn e"y
Court by Conrad Peterson. clerk In the Tax ONCE u
Brookyn against Charles T. Mattoch, liquor seller W
Myrtle-aye The plaintiff charges that on July - ns
was arrested tho charge OF stealing poekrl-pc IN
contain ng $50 ana arraigned, and tnat the
OF the proceedings secured 10 ms injury nc u.s.
brings emit for 81 900 IN damages against M hss's
Tor Islander III publicly calling him th'ef'
Charles Schmidt, of No. 463 Atlantic-ave.,
Brooklyn, has brought q suit for absolute divorce
y.,,st h,s vfe El,ssbeta on the ground OF adulery
with Herman rteL Mira Schmidt also saes for divorce
from husband kimtlar goand re. case Is oetois
Judxs Rey nolds In tho Uy Court, Brookiyn.
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A DELIGHTFUL DAY AT CoNEY ISLAND.
PROGRESS OF WORK ABOUND THE ORIENTAL HOTEL

PROGRESS OF WORK ABOUND THE ORIENTAL HOTEL
MANHATTAN BEACH ILLUMINATED.
Coney Island enjoyed superb weather yes
teriay The most could have wished for
better conditions for side enjoyment. The
shone brightly all day long, but II like Sep
tember than July. There fair plumber OF visitors
at the beaches dnrag the morning and afternoon who
employ ed themselves Ia the usual ways according to
their tastes Notwithstanding the comparative comfort
Of the city, Thousands down by the afternoon
and trains Thursday OF the best days OF
the week and the large arrivals late In the day pro
vented yesterday from being exception the rule.
The Oriental Hotel stnl furnishes TooEs only on
several days engagement in advance. Among the
guests are people from all parts OF the country and
from Europe Tue grounds about the hotel rapidly
approaching a finished condition. and will soon, doubt
less surpass freshness and beauty those of Man
haitian Beach Hotel and the Hotel Brighton. 1t Is ex
pected have the side promenade fnished by to-
morrow. Already In front OF the hotel 1t has become
fashionable resort. The guests here ns rule enjoy
their ease rocking chairs upon tho piazzas reading
chatting, or looking out at the Thus they spont
the time yesterday. Governor Cornell Ia among those
expected 10 arrive to day.
The greatest throng yesterday was ut Manhattan
Bench The space In front OF the band-stsnd during
the afternoon concert, was of sun-umbrclas The
piazz also crowded with listeners Ia the evening
the grounds Illuminated with many coiored Ian
terms and tnronged with plcasurcseetcrs
Tue Hotel Brighton also continues fu of guests
There was magnificent surf on tho beach yesterday,