New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-14
SUMMER LEISURE.
A HOT DAY AT CoYEY ISLAND.

ave haven't gained much by coming to
Coney Island that's sure ~ said overheated man who
had just arrived the train Manhattan Beach
yesterday Why IL is hotter here than In the city, and
I'm sick Of my bargain already. wish was back"
Coney Island was indeed, a hot place The wind
which had blown freshly from the sea for
days. had shifted about the south west, and al
though the breeze strong. It was nearly rs
hot the itself The trains reaching the beach in
the early part Of the day all nearly empty. Later
in the day however when people began to realize the
intensity OF the heat, rush made tor the seashore
and before night usual large crowd be seem
At Manhattan Beach the verludas OF the hotels were
the most popular haunts before evening; few persons
ventured along the beach. and comparatively few in
ged IN bathing The hotels still full and the
clerks Obliged TO turn m my people camoring
for rooms The thermometer at the Manhattan Beach
Hotel indicated $50 at o'cock- The following are
among the latest arrivals at this hotel:
Mr. and Mrs b. X. Jamison, of Philadelphia; W. H.
Appleton and family. Miss Cornell, Mr.. and Mrs ~ "
Ward John +. Zebler j.. Miss f. W. Butler. of New
York sebastne b. schesngrr, OF Boston; J. s. Brook,
OF Bradford. Penn F. H. Smith. OF Brooklyn; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 6. Hub6ell, Of Great Darlington. Mass; =
Braden Of Washington f; George Walker. of Trenton,
n J.; Watson Gi OF Syracuse, n. Y; d. H. SILL OF De
troIt; r. q. Pennington and Miss A. Pennington, OF
Ohio: Mr. and Mrs. C. VI. Willis OF Troy N Y.
The Oriental Hotel Is nearly full again. The work
pushing the work along as rapidly as possible
The elevator Will be completed in about week Some
Of the guests at this hotel yesterday were:
Messrs. NJ. L. Morrison, OF Portsmouth. N. H;
W. c. Kimball. of Ohio John ID. Williams
and Mss A. Williams, OF Boston; II. j.
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs Charles G. Hockey Charles
]. Watson and Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Turner. of Phila-
aephia: Edwin d. AGnans and family, A. y. HAYS, T.
C. Buck aud firmly. W. b. Wycof and family. Mrs. j.
Butter Wrgh, and fanny, II. l. Person. Georzr b. Per
son. amt LOUIS de Bihrau. OF NewYJrk; Dean Sage. Of
ALBANY: General Adam Badeau. ULIted state Army.
Few persons attended fhe afternoon concert at
Brighton Beach. The large hotel ~ IN to tnr top. AZ
West Brighton the sde-shows and shootlng-galiei1rs
hOurishcd a usual. Tho artificial m Srd con
iinaaly The recent dry westtcr does not appear 10
have Injured the pasture condition OF this COW.
Am NJ the larrst arrivals Hot , Brlghr on are:
Samuel Gfecni ~. o. Waterbury, Conn; v. :. G..
Baker. Of B,ltimnre, Md; J. l. Anderson, 81 Long
Brancn. n j.; Mr. and Mrs W. G. ysom, 81 Newburg'
n Y; Mrs A. n RJss, Miss NJ. Ma, IL Mr. ard Mrs H.
Spencer, OF Albany, '. Y; Mr. ard Mrs { A. k1lgrt'
Charles d. Ne zer. VI Meyer. 81 ChicaEo; Il. W;
Eastman and family o. RCslyn. /. l.; Mr.. aud
Mr. d. f. Tdayer j. X. Wright and FANNY. GEORGE
Murphy oi BOSTON, Henry Hul, Oi - Paul, Mimi; MI
AMI Mrs. p. A. j. PWiHp. of Philadelphia j. " Penn.
or Brsdfor' Penn. D. 4. Lwrence T. VI. John-0,: Mr..
ana Mrs. waite. 81 New-York; :. MlrrIam. o. Wash
nCtou d. G.: Mr.. aud Mrs. William Crawford, o. Baltl-
more, MD; +. a. Brown, Of Port Jcrvis' N Y