New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-25
PLEASURE OUT OF TOWN.
FLoCKING To COMFY ISLAND.

ILCtklNG 10 CONE1 ISLAND.
TILE HOTEL PROPRIETORS SATISFIED WITH THE
NUMBER OF GUEsTS-sCENES AT DIFFERENT
POINT5--ANXIETY ABOUT THG PRESIDENT.
NewIork and Brooklyn again poured out
large part Of their population to Coney Island yefr
day From the extreme West Brighton To Manhattan
Beach there throns for pleasure, nc having
AZ well. The exodus from the city began early In the
day. OF the iron steamboats, carrying 500 passengers
from Twenty third-st. early as hnlpast D. Untl
O'Clock the numbers arriving 10y boat aih rail were "
precedented. The day delightful and vigorous
breeze blew during the whole of it over the island
"There ia thing noticeable about inc people VINO
trave! with u.s. said officer, and that Is
their general good order and behavior They are an cX
cellent class Of people and give no troable.'
At every prominent hotel THE TRIBUNE representative
received assurances that complete satisfaction prevailed
there with the proprietor and that if the present influx
of people continued, 1t would very shortly make ample
amends the first part of the Not hotel of
any consequence visited where it not learned
that every taken, with bare possibility that
a single might be had. Even the large hotels at
Manhattan Beach doing n perfectly satisfactory
bucss For several days people have been going down iii
great rinhers to pass the evening and remain until 10
O'Clock. Tie sea Ecach Palace IIcte did large bus
ness Sa'crGN evening, ~ did also the Brighton, the
Manhattan and the Oriental. People from all parts of
the country registered at the hotels many
to New York aa1 then down 10 the lslaud for few
days.
The bathing yesterday vas particularly fine for Couey
the middeaged and young OF both enjoyed to the
fun Seldom, If ever, il said has greater number
OF bathers been in the surf at the Island there
peared to be of heads from end of the beach
the other At the Brighton bathing pavilion great num-
bers were collected under the awnings and along
shore watching the manWuyres of the water population
The hathcrs were i'll unusually high spirits
The throngs in the pavilions West Brighton were so
great that 1t only with difficulty that could
make hs among them. The people in constant
motion, ana seemed determined to all that there
was to be scen and hear all that could be heard.
AC Brighton and Manhattan people began to secure
seats before the concert stands full hour before the
concert began. They sat in the sun, with umbrellas
spread, and waited patiently for the OVertures. The
vcrantaS also were crowded with people. who
were waiting for the music. One could move about here
only with the throng. The Oriental Hotel not, but
well hed with perrnanent guests. concor; Will be
aud Sgnor Tagliapetra. The usual Tuesday hop will
tomorrow evening for guests OF the hotel People
New FORK and the Brighton and Manhattan Hotels
attend in numbers. This Is the hotel of legations, Tia
Turkish spanish and CHILEAN representatives there,
and the Chinese Is expected
At Brighton and Manhattan Beach great deal OF
anxiety prevailed yesterday regarding the unflvOrable
Of President Garelds condition Bulletins wer,
posted frequently during the day and they eagerly
consulted PEOPLE began leaving the beaches in
at about six o'clock and it appeared if the
boats would be oVercrOwded There inspector on
the steamer Taurus, by which the TRIBUNE reporter
returned TO the city, who said At there only l3i9
people board the capacity of the boat being 1000