New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30
SUNDAY OUT OF TOWN.
THE FIRST CROWD AT CONEY ISLAND.

BRIGHTON DOOTBLACK.
The happy faces Of the multitude who gain n
living from visitors were worth journey 10 Coney
Island yesterday to see. The hot sutry weather in
the city affected unhappy mortas like a fever, and
resulted IN series Of irrptons 10 cooler places by
tho seashorc. Coney Island, as usual. was most
highly favored and great was the JOY of its inhab-
liantS IRON hotel-keepcrs down TO the sellers Of
gngersnaps.
Probably $1,000 visited the beaches yesterday
Although there was no concert nor special attrac-
tons at the Manhattan Beach Hotel, the gate
Keepers OF the connecting railway estimated
that 5000 persons arrived in the course Of the
day. About 5000 went down To the Hotel Brigh-
ton on the Brooklyn. Flatbush and Coney Island
Railway, and nearly 5000 made a pilgrimage to
west brighton bv way Of the Prospect Park and
ConeE Island Railway The iron steamboats,
catTl'd u"Nn 6,OOO persons. In addition 10 this
many drove down by private convcyanccs and the
sheds nj Brighton and West Brighton were well
filled with carriages, includnc some very han l-omc
turout~. The mir was cool. hracing and thoroughly
comfortable. lis most marked effect seemed 10 h,
the development NJ a keen appetite and an abnor-
mai thirst The ycranda Of the Manhattan Beach
liot"l was tlcd with tables around which sat par
u'o "l F.lNirr-Scckrrs busily providing for the
M1n's"i ih" inner man. The chuking If Clas,,s
ah'WI'c h.@nhlrd ~ the bar. which was 10 place
Tor on apostle of total aheiinrncc.
Although the wind WIS not particularly strong
TIE sea was rough and cloppv and the waves broke
across lr >.1 walk lu front Of the Naihlttan rem
' M 'ipi 'nE h' ncl. silent morErr1. S'-
f. rllmb ron; ,t L,,i -, H., ~ Wy
s s,ng ' ,l ",ld' %! H. H. fence ~ irG ior'nnr
NJ her ., l., ,,, il -, ',. '.'', IT,, 49,,
r,lr Tnir ,r,.r,. ,,iJ ,,.. 40 a ~. ~ ~"
crest. O.. ,I, be-, a. ., .,'r,.I ID , 'i' ~ '
deposited .,l,y u ~, ii, si ',.' . ,,'.
made d'.l~iao boo, rui.ir.. riart- 10 .niricn iIir
amusing is..'r. >,.i,. ,i,..i ''' "'i'''
Tire nt,.a.i ..f it.l..,l ,,... ,,, IT,, cr., ~:
Viir 20 lr,fi.h.r,iit ,,,,s.,,, q, l .,J l,., ..,,,
t'rou.. h.. L.I'L ,,l,rf .o',n In,JIy ',.i.tJ H..
c'.ur.. lr'.,..-i M, ,r.i,. -, r.,,..'.. t,' .
,'In,. fro,. rri,',,, d, Nc, n,.,Lt. ~ A. l, -L.
L.i..,.I i..,..If i't, .i.,. -
irror,u; ,orls .',r o,,,,.i,'. i,,. d. ','.,',,.
l,r>.M -,.u,, n, d ,r.,,., - .'.,.I
s,iif D.. -r.,i.g Mn. All. .1,n ,.,i 30 i,.,,.
,.,,,. l. ... "' i- IT, |
l.,,5 ..,.. .', I'd. ..' '" '"t T. 'I,,-
lno.d. t..f.v'. , ,.... ..'.' a. ,.,,,''.l .,..,
,'..i... l'.', 49,. '''' "'''''' ''''''''.h-
~, J... !.l.... . 49, ,l .:.f ,,..
,..,.u. I.,,,,.. ..,,., g. .. .. .'.. Il''I'
il' Il'sr, - i'.,,'.... "a. o., l..r,.j ,, f. o.,
M i.Ifr-. - i... H.. W. r ,
,,',,,ir! u.i.,, a. ',..II
~ h,u- l,t ..'ii,t "I.'.f .,,J I'm
lu4l,.I.. i..'i .,...' '' 'N''
Il'~,f d. l.-. "..I ti i.,. III o., 4 ..,,. ..,,,.
C..,, a. To-.
L.lrL iru.. Do . ,b. .t.n ''
3D. ' ,. ..''. 49,. ....,1 a..
boy
~. tl.r.,,. t.ii,. rll.urv th, cou,l lct,r
tr,,.,fA,t .-... ..,. l.,,. far U..'.,'fi -,
n ..,,. ,.., o. 81, ,l. ,..,r,i.,,. .,;l ~. Io,,
Ir,I L..t 80. ,. ...i ..I
,..,,,..lr., ,',, w.. 49, a. .i.,, l,,'i '.'''
,,,. ., ..I.,. 80, ,..-... r., , N
.,h,'aL a.. .i,i D., tI .,,.,.,r. -. I'm MIX
~ 49, ". u 1.-,, IT, .'''''