New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-06
SUMMER LEISURE
CROWDS AGAIN AT LONG pp,yor

| CKO"D' AGAIN Al LONG BRANCH
| SEEKING a REFUGE ~ THE wATFR-NAKpoyv -.
CAPEs FROM DRowNING-AN IMPEoMi,rc r,.v
no EXCURSION.
LoNG BRANCH, Sept 5.-From s a m -
til 1910 D. to-day 1875 vessels lay in SCH, an, W.
Gained. with sails hanging lilly against the mat. 49,
the higs at the pier aid at the ho,'
dropped straight down the G,gstaGs upd,.tn,S|'
by breath OF air, while the Thermometer which ., ~,
hfst-named hour recorded the temperature AZ TO -
lag to 90. aud finally AZ 1870. the period AZ which ~
heat was most intense. II reached o..
There has been more bathing to-day than before o,
week, the people being fairly driven 10 tie vat, :,
ipc the heat. The noon boat brought abent o oo
porsons fully one.haf Of whom oathed some o., D.,
remaining In bathing suits the greater part OF IN. e
Yesterdays Leaf made large arrivals last evening a..
the hotel prOpretOrs are cOngratuating the!nseIve.
Warren Leland. IT,, proprietor OF the Ocean Uo,s,
chartered the yacht Vanderwort yesterday -,
with a party OF friends set sail for Coney Islar,
TO see the races dead calm came on in anon,
fifteen minutes after they had started. .0s
after floating around FOX three hours but WITH
out getting half mile away from the mia,
they decided to change their and resolve
themselves INTO a fishing excursion. They were iorr
natey provided with bait aud tackle aud their essay Al
fishing proved succcsfu than their atfempr 10 %
to races, they landed at the pier ABOUT o. m
with 100 pounds OF Duen5a.
George Daily. an cxpressman and expert svimrna,
came near being drowned while bathing at the snr
House bathing grounds TINS hor1iDz and Gus FaY Do
pretOr Of the American Hotel. and Francs Llovd .
batner who went 70 his assistance, narrowly ese,peS
the same fate. Da y got IN what II known ~. a 90
puss" place between TWO hlts. where the water ia
deep, and running of he flats 10 and f1fn.
a strong current, when sets out from the shore ia
ca led for help aud the gentlemen above named on gong
assistance got caught the trcacAerOus eur
and carried out distance. y her part "a
with life basttnei to tner aud he three
were finally brought ashore with i'te lie m them
The al appliances ana resoratiyes soon brought
around a 4 Tgut.
While 100 people IN the surf near the West End
Hotel afternoon tle cres OF "A man drown1g reat
the air. The drowning man was Mr. Wise. wao with
Mr.. SOmmerhofR, occupant or a cottage here was
bathing. The cries heard by a OF Daniel
DOuguerty and Mr.. Content, VINO swan out toward
Wise but the breakers placed them also in dan.
gerous condition. Meantime the West End surf had
been launched, and reached Mr.. Wise he going
down asst time. After rescing Nj Wise they picked
M DOugnerfy and Content. The shore was crowded
with people the surtbOat came H. and ne rtreli.
Ing cry pierced ihe bOa upset the
shore, throwing out the occupants. \ dOz wiling
persons rushed toe SURF and rescued the entire
party Mr.. sJmmer hon swan ashore, aad M Wise was
revived. The lie guard avci four other persons from
drowning lear the ocean Per to-day. one o. the per-
sons. Mr. Wolf, rolled over the sand and treated W
physicians several hours bciere being brought 70,
lie sent home Tonight IN Frustrated condition.
and Tears are entertained OF his recovery.