New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22

Of age brown as . nut and straight arrow. He
looked at the rest OF hs passengers In patron z
ing way aud dropped q nve-cent piece In
the musicians hat with lordly manner
Half after the steamer landed. however he was
seen sitting beside of the most crowded walks at
West Brighton Beach, rolling up HIS eyes in beseech-
ing way at the passersby and asking them to pity
poor one-legaed soldier The bathing yesterday was
excellent. There o good surf, and the water was
Occasionally. It h true the remains OF defunct
cantelope or watermelon would drift In among the
swimmers, but II did not to disturb them much
One Of the bathers ut West Brighton Beach, p. A.
Casey of st. Louis. guest sleigbts Manhattan Ho-
tel. seriously injured yesterday. At g. M ne went
voorhiss bath house to swim The bst-house - con-
nected with the beach by plank walk. which crosses
shallow pool Of water, not than foot IN depth
Mr. Casey, thinking that the water in this pool was
deep. dove on from the walk. He struck on bis head
disocating his spine He picked helpless by bis
friends carried to Cables His body and legs
paralyzed. and II is thought that ne cannot lye
The afternoon we'll attended. The Iate
afternoon boats aud trains brought great many
pcaureseekcrs All the hotels were full and guests were
turned away from or two OF tneul as early as =
O'clock iu the afternoon The display OF fireworks at
Manhattan Beach last evening was very brilliant and
was witnessed by large and delighted crowd. Among
the late arrivals az the hotels are:
r Calm u 8 A.. New-Icndon; c. G. sanford Bridge
por. Com; E. c, spoford. New,Jersey; A. X. Mich
ell Boston j. CIRCUIT ana % abS Mps Bsrn.
Mrs + g. Harvey, Mrs william WILSON, Baltimore.
He MS't SewY"rk: james Mcmillan and family De
troit John White and wife. Louisville; George ".
Morse, Boston; President 8. g. Brown OF Hamilton
oU Ho t Brig4ioa~s s. Cox and wife: c. c. Tyler and
jane T.is Q. BroSdSsad Isl ST. Louis. u ''
PLEASANT DAYS AT LONG BRANCH.
LONG BRANCH, Aug. PA shower be-
tween and O'Clock this morning, which quelled
HA.i pnnh
to the pleasure OF outdoor amusements today
The weather was warmer than any day during the
past two weeks and had something of the sutriness
peculiar TO d0gdays. great many went out In car
risQes 10 Monmouth Park TO witness the conclusion OF
the Long Branch races.
Washington Mclean, Editor OF The Cincinnati En-
qirer who was dangerously Ill at the West End Hotel
on Thursday, passed comfortable night last
nj ght Dr. Hunter thinks his symptoms improved to-day
and speaks hopefully Of his prospects OF recovery
The cottage opposite passenger depot OF the New
Jersey Southern Railroad, formerly belonging to that
company has been transformed into hotel for invalid
ladies'. Mrs II. NJ. Locke Is the manager.
The guests Of the Hotel Brighton were entertained
Yesterday afternoon with readings and recitatons by
Miss Huda Baker, of Syracuse, N. Y.
Professor Charles Mullenhauer, leader OF the Ocean
Hotel Orchestra, was given complimentary dance at
the Ocean Hotel tonight.
Humphries Quartette Club will give sacred concert
"a the Hotel Brighton tomorrow evening.
The double nducement or delightful weather and rain
sprinked streets brought driving parties out in full
force this afternoon and Oceanave. has not presented
a more animated picture at any time this season.
From 10 y, Ia the fashionable nour for driving
For full seven miles Ocean-ave. stretches away.
overlooking, and at times approaching to within two
eet OF the bluffs edge. aud at point more than
200 yards distant from the water Over this hard
smooth drive gay equpages go bounding, containing
representatives OF the beauty wealth and fashion OF
score OF the principal of the Union; while inter
spersed among them are many people on horseback
TRIBUNE reporter amused himself for ten minutes this
afternoon by counting the number OF vehicles that
passed him in that time The number I'll carriages and
ISL vehicles gives some idea Of the throngs upon
TIM avenue at fashionable driving hours
The Hon. j. j. Grouse. Mayor of syracuse, and ex-
Mayor Ely OF New York. are among the late prominent
arrivals at the West End
Tne Hon. NJ N. Hazetne the prospective Democratic
nominee TId) district at the United States
| Hotel.
few friends at their new villa at Elneron to-day. The
dinner was the elaborate ever gvenihere.
Among the late arrivals are the following peoples
ana wife Boston George W. Wheeler. Worcester, ".
I Ke" %d MSrou, T WI LA
Wallace. Richmond NJ 10th, Cinennati d. f. Hons
Lee I,eer. Leopold Moore, New-York
! West End Hokl-Dr c. NJ. Taylor. Miss ". Jordan,
Arkansas T. \. johnson and wife. England; j. Swan
| Frick, Baltimore; E. Payne aud wife. Midieown.
Conn.,; James +. spear, Cincinnati: j. l. Wyckof and
| wife, Augustus l.. Brown and family, Freeman ID.
! ak, New-iOrk
| HouIand Hoiet-D. c. Cease and wife. New Bruins
| wick; +. W. Kennedy and wife. Philadelphia +. b.
| Hoover Harrisburg; L. C. Clark, Boston; II. X. Dodd
| Newark; j. T. knight aud family. Easton; Constant
MAYER T. A. Hall. W. Bond aud wife. Miss Bond, James
! L. Day, H. W. Bihby. william On M, New Yorg
T% Sf FetsSd j. p p1rTyfo Coop Jersey
! CITY; Martin freeman. Henry Wise, Charles Moore
Jacob Russell, New-Y0rk.
| INFUSION House-Mss NJ IT. Bayles Kingston. N. j.
Miss George Mcpherson. NewYnrG; j. W. Fielder Jr .,
Princeton n j.. b. G.. Gu'rin, MOorestOwn n j.; j. A
Iarcr Rouaou, N Y; John Schomp, somerviile, n.
| J. A. Lanty and wife, Buffalo; j. Cummings, Boston !;