New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-29
COOL WEATHER AT COMFY ISLAND.
THE HOTELS CROWDED OF THE GERMAN
FKsTIV AL-HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE HOTELS CROWDED CLOSE OF THE GERMAN
FKsTIvAL-HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The pleasant breeze that swept over the
city yesterday doubiy enjoyable Coney Island
and ny large number of people crowded the
island from end to end. The Hotel Brighton remains
crowded ever. The proprietor expects a large IN
patronage when the road OF New-York and
Brighton Beach Railroad Compe1y opened for traffic.
II Is said that this opening Will take place satur
day. The Shady side and Morrisania wall ply between
tine pier at Twenty secondst North River, and Locust
Grove stopping 1t pier No. the Leroy-st pier.
From Locust Grove VIII be conveyed by rail-
Brighton Beach. The Will be similar to those
now in upon the Ne .ropolitan Elevated Road. The
Twenty to the beach, it is said VIII
be inst hour.
There been falling off in the number OF guests
az the Oriental Hotel Tine grounds in the immediate
vicinity OF hotel receiving the finishing touches
A portion the seaside promenade. which extends
the Manhattan Beach BaIhiug Pavilion. has been laid
and workmen engaged yesterday In laying the
remainder.
The Manhattan Beach Hotel is also crowded. and it
received yesterday the usual OF transient Wis
itors Despite the cool breeze there large mum
Der Of bathers IN the during the afternoon ana
evening.
The festivals Of the German VOlksfest Yeren at West
Brighton Beach closed last evening During the day
large Of sturdy Tcutons with their wives and
children took advantage OF tle cool and pleasan.
weather spend day ut the seaside and enjoy cele
hration similar those OF the Fatherand. Tho clown
aufreta helped the multitude with slack and
ght-roye wing and by performing grotesque nics on
high stills The orchestra, under the OF C0uerno
gave selections mostly Of waltz and polka music the
grand sand In The dining hail. The G4gs and banners
that wilted the ram had regaiued freshness
during The night oaEed gayly from the roof and
hagstafs % the hotel.
The follow g among the latest arrivals at the
hotels:
Oriental HOteI-wilham G. Perry, Philadelphia; A.
MoriH. P.aiuhed. n. j.; 5. W. jackson and wife,
Schenectady; J. BOdlne, N,wburg A. q. Zi0rske,
Newhufg d. c. Reynolds and wife. Providence George
d. Harris ana Henry Tamadge, Ncw-Ynrk; william II.
Davis Easton. Penn; John Hughes. MOtt Haven c.
NJ Slater Boston; A. 6. Hcrcnden. Cleveland. o 10;
Mrs.. Judge Woodward L'Xiugt0n. XVI ). K. McNarY
and Il. A. Rediied. Hartford, Cenn
Manhattan Bcach HOfcl-O. +. Bright and wife, New
Ca. AIN c . Joha l.. rurts SCHENECTADY; b. e. la ],
Bird rpnrt. Ct: Il. 7. Denny, Boston: ". {. Lee and
WI e. New York; Henry X. F K and vie. Phi dephia
" \. lin hart and wlf, Cnicag; T. G. Norton, Detroit
Eugene d. Berr BruOkiyI: r. W. cunningham ara
pine Edward Page aud wife, NV own, Nd; ~. j.
Macdonald and we, Ncw-NOre; ii. II. copper. Mvn-
tto~c Penn, l. r. jerome, NrwY III; j. o. W1lt-touse
l. H. Vamiuyna Z. Seward, X T. WDk ns ID, Pougn-
PIladelphla Mrs. f. COrbn and daughti p, PHtsbUfg;
L. q. F4yW cath T.. Ncw-lUra; ROteW Day ts0n ana
VIE. Baltimore; J. ). stlattOn aud wife, Springfield
Iot q H. S.Hrles IT,. and WIFE, New Haven; George j.
King. L. G. Marshall J. ". HylaId, New-lore; l.. {.
Chase Boston; William H. Ha AMI vi e, Providence.