New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
ABUsY DAY AT COMFY ISLAND.


nr1IGrors FXrRCIsFs CONDUCTED BY THE REV.
DIR 1IFFANY-THE HOTELS AND BEACH THRoNGED
WITH VISITORS FROM ALL PARIS OF THE WORLD
A larger congregation than usual assembled on
the veranda of the Manhattan Beach Hotel yester-
dav morning. In it were seen many prominent
church members from this city and Brooklyn Inc
services were conducted by the Rev. u II. many
d. D. of Philadephia, formerly pastor OF ~. faui ;
Methodist Episcopal Church IN this city. HIS text
was from ST. John. xii 80: &" And J. If DE lifted up
from the earth. Will draw all men unto Me-" Al
The close of the services DR.. Tiffany was warmly
greeted by many of his former pensioners anu
friends from this city. g,
During the afternoon md evening every train and
boat arriving al the island brought iuD cargo OF
living freight until the number OF visitors was 10
he estimated Oy scores OF thousands. The crush AT
West Brighton was unusually great ana the con
sumption of clam chowder and beer proporbiohatey
enormous. At Manhattan Beach ana brighton large
audiences gathered al the music stands, aitn0ugh
the glare and heat of the sun were oppressive IN Inc
extreme. land breeze prevailed curing 'ns Gay;
but he aIr very cool excepting Where alocru
by radiation of the heat from the walks ana beach,
So cool WAS the atmosphere IN TACT. lDat IL pro-
duced very marked dnluutlOn IN the nninDe Oh
batheTs, although very hne SUR was Iuuulne'
The was smooth the air was clear, ana Tue uls-
tant shore and the vessels IN the Onng we're sen
with unusual distInctness, making the panorama
visible from the beach more than ordinarily allldc-
tive, -, -
The overcrowded state of the hotels still con,
Times Scores of guests sleeping on cots placed
in every available nook and corner even the pllNale
office al the Oriental Hotel giving accommodation
TO four dodgers. Many applicants are turned away.
IN fact every place ut the island yesterday was
overcrOwded. The Marine Railway could not 90
half what was required of 1t. The motel WATERS
were driven almost 10 distraction mere ulusl
he whole army OF Tanners here" exclaimed one.
NO" said another whose mind had apparently
been influenced by the mornings sermon mo z
ScrIptural channel these arePharaoh leau Klhe'
Inc sound of the surf drowned by the constant
ranpng TO and fro of ten thousand feet, while along
the promerades and hotel piazzas l1comouoh was
rendered almost impossible. Many OF the guests oo'h
permanent and transient, were noticed 10 De from
the country and from distant States OF the Union.
All other watering places and summer resorts fur-
nshed their respective quotas. The names OF Lead
VILE Denver, San Francisco and other placesln inc
remote West frequently entered upon the
register, while not day passes without the ADVENT
of one or more guests from transatlantic climes.
A greater diversity and luXurlance III the costumes
worn by the fair sex than In previous seasons Is
also noticeable and as prominent western man
remarked leaning lndolently back IN an easN-c9air
| upon the veranda OF the Oriental, man needn !
| look further than Coney Island TO see thao soou
| times have come again"
Among the latest arrivals at the noteIs "ere
| registered the following names:
Orientat-rhe Rev. W. II. Reid, BROOKLYN James T.
PIMA; ]. Nj. c, BaTtholow Orange N J Dr; = r. Mpr-
ray and party Mount v Hn
Merrill Boston; James q. Carter and Wife, Lonsye;
Robert X Kerr and W. ". Bell, 81 Louis; Louis A. Han,
Montreal; lie Grand l.. Benedict r. II Halsead George
IL Richardson wife, J. II. Flagler l. e. b. Woodruff
4. ii.
and " A. IIarper J. W. Bailey Mrs b. c. I1ardeublook
". s. Taylor. W. f. Boodg0od, Ncw,lora; W. NJ Watts
La; p Grant ill., Boston Mass L. j. Codd, L. j. Fobes,
| Bailmore; 5. NJ. sibey Beunngton, "; Aug. H.
aGd Vic samord wilson and WIFE exng.
TOP. Ky; X. A. Hug son aud VIE syraeuse n ~ Mat
thews. B4mcre; T. NJ Eliot, Pnil2de pnla {. spoon
er BrdgepCr CoGni r. W. HasG.cGeS; Gs"r In a.
delphia George W. skinner Denver, CO..: DE-. q. II;
/ I | \ V.
DR. O. H. III my, d. c. Lucas. james X Whte. Francs
Beroeen aud WIFE NJ Hnne "i Pe i aIs A.
tn"' d. G.: r. A. smith. G. b. Arnold Providence, r.
l.; j. j. sc,tt and wife, c. d. BROOKS, j. H. Andrews, r.
wife, Lowell Mass; j. y. Adams. ewIaven Cona.;
NJ Banks. Wa,tuan Mass +. NJ. Thompson, Youkers,
n " = g. Poole and FAMILY Bnns'o y; II 40 1on III
and family Mlnne,o,S; W. W Lawtoa and W.T.. }.
Paige aud VIE, Toledo, ONO; Lannei Bang, ". - -
Cary aud wife, w H. Ross. IL. C. Ogden and WIFE New
YorK j. I. Cummings, Orange, ~ j i. Wilson, sprnS-
snr and Gangrter ST. Louis NO; Eugene d. Berrie
BrooKyn; j. ". skiton ana wife. Hartford, Conn;
Motel Brg hton-seuator Jonas, Louisiana; L. WASH
ing o. Washing ton benjamin La Fevre. SIDNEY Ohio
Leopold Morse Boston General Anson staser' New
fo51 M W. 6sDG oafSSE Iia tie Rev S
Perth Annoy: MIS- r. J. Breckenridge, Louisville, Ky.
Ciung Pniladclpma; r Cnalmcrs squires, IL Waldron;
j. BOYD ana wllc, Davia Calman. r. H. Wolf r. L. Hal
S york WIZ #. a. Sarti Newport. j.; james
Wifc MIS- u. ii. Wig1ins, 5. +; Merrill H. + Palmer
Washington d. G.; George b. sickcls and WIFE, Chicago
! M: J6un A. McPherson ". X. Wise aud family,
brooklyn james Adds and WIFE, lie: Conn;
RT Barton and wife Winchester. Penn; Walter Morrison
s M@r Gl% 6@n o McBrSc Atlanta az? BaS
cock ana wife, Unca. \. Y; NJ b Fey. j. Briggs, 81
=. Mari ana VIE Md r H. Kelley ano family, St Paul
MINI: A. Kelley and family M'%nrapols Num- W. A
Onio A. b. Mason Troy, n. Y. H. e. Ihayer and VIE
| Buffalo, n. y.