New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
CO0L BREEzhS At YHE SEASIDE.
LARGE CROWDS But LILLE E>JoYME%T AT COMFY
ISLAND AND KOCKAwhN.

LARGE CROWDS But LILLE E>JDiME%T AT COMFY
ISLAND AND KOCKAwAY.
COncy Island was visited by fully 10000
persons yesterday, Notwithstanding the fact thai 30
strong a wind was blowing from the ocean that keeping
ones feet ugOn the Concousr III the note! corridors
was almost impossible. Clouds Of hAhd filled H." air
and the sand driftel upor the ConcourSc i'll many
places The general tendency of the visitors was To
keep moving from pace place. and Throughout the
afternoon continuous moving line OF loaded Carriages
stretched from Brighton Beacn e. West Brighton,
while the entire beach was thronrct by pcdcStrians
The largest crowd was ut West Brighton Beach The
strong wind Orta0e that many " tho VS.
tOrs did not remain the island unt!l evening, but
returned to their homes By the afternoon trans The
late trains were not crowded.
The Brighton Beach Hotel has beca opened just a
week The business It is statcC has been satisfactory,
although the weather has been unfivOTabl". Among
thosc who have already registered ut the hotel the
season or part Of it the fOllOwng N"w-fotk-Ex-
Governor T. d. Morgan. James A. Burden and family.
Charles d. Lansing aud wife, Efingham Tuwneend,
samuel Ir lin. Mrs q. GTt'wOrd Gray, Colonel G. Eel
lows aud family L. G. Livingstone aud family, William
r. Garrison Mrs ". s. Guraee and family, u. e. Thaycr
and wife, Charles t. Dodge aud wife, Colonel William
Il. Crock4r william =. Copeland. the Hon. w. l..
Brown John Sherwood and wife. william Rugcr and
wife, James Mclean, NJ J.. Il. Marin, the Hon. " =.
Duke, Charlps Magnus II. Deb. Rou'h and family.
BruOklyI--The Hon. A. VI. Bliss William &. Kingsley,
Colonel Joseph II. Tucker. Chauncoy Low and W.T., L.
s. Waterman and wife, A. W. FrtGal, OF Scotland, Han
Ian The oasuian. and Joseph Elcmonge, his trainer
the Hon IL {. Ndukin OF London, England Robert II.
Pruvn aud vii . Of Albany. General ID. T. Easement, Of
Ohio Colonel = w. Morton and wife and James Chat
man. Of Washington, the Hon. James BroadGrdd aud
Colonel George NJ EdScrOn, OF 81 Louis X. ". Farmer
the hotel VIII be under the management Of
James Breslin who VII WI be E s.ss,,d by IL, A.
Irndrnt OF the house and by Edward F. Harris chief
clrrk The New York Cub aud The Mining ENch4uge
have taken their OLD quarter mere. II, -. .,,..
crl,Ced rooms at the Manhattan Beach Hotel, the
fIloWlug from TINS city, Chef Justice Shea, r. How
eli. T. W. Slatt~ry. l.. DcMonte IL. Alexander. Greg
jerome, F. g. GnsVo q, John q. II cksher, H. " Cosg-
Stall, Franklin Allen, Charles +. W"lic, john {. Mills.
~ c. GOOdwn. Miss Nina Va1an, jane NJ. Sclorcr. W.
W. As.Or, q NeathersOy: and Spe Ger smith anu
j. r. CowEg. 81 BrOOklyn; j. T. HOustoh prerlion' OF
inc Pacific NAIL Company; ". u. Copeland, Oi Washing
ION; CoiOnrl -. 8. McCOmb. Of Delaware, ard NJ De
Wiamov. the Russian Charge a. Affairs. About 100
rooms nave areidy boon engaged IA the orr ntal Hotel,
ellis formerly of the Gitey House II j. DENIM ana
H. j. Dari, both OF whom have been connected with the
Gusy House tor several Years ANA W. H. Wrrs are IN
charge o; the Office OF the Manhattan Beach Hotel
The coOlnrfs Of the tbperat ure yesterday IT vented
many from vl2ltihR kuckaWay Beach, AMI IL WAS
late ln the afternoon before visitors arrived Ia large
usual tune, and labor heavily with n high sea and
AGAINST strong breeze. Many passengers the way
mud returned home disgusted by rail-. The vigorous
Drecze filled every ones eye1 and clothing
Wtfn sand. and CAUSED much discomfort
The surf was totally deserted The greater part or the
VtsltOra were working AM women. who Weio loud
in their denuuciatiODs OF the bolserous wind Most Of
them concluded when they visited okaWay again
A. would be later IN the season. The new MOTEL Is fast
nd VAncing completion, ana tie veranda surrounding
the whole building affords fine view o; the ocean