New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-21
READY FOR SUMMER
nnpp.RATIoNs AT COMFY ISLAND.

ny I,
-. ,up uoTEIS TO DE OPENED NfAi S"iN'
.x~ruE SEA ENCRoACHING ON THE BEA'nn''
T,.,o wos n pleasant sea breeze at Cohey isi',u
os,ordav and a few visitors stragSieu "'''e
Soocb 70 enjoy it, The great hotels, ho"o'o''
.;,ont and there were few indications OF any ""''
,,oted rush of visitors for some time 10 'o'"' IN
Oriental and the Manhattan Beach h"'elS VIZ VIZ an
nossession of the watchmen, and the oo'i'' :..o
10 rotect the windows and doors from '"0 -
storms were still in place. few woiN'non
oloved in renairng the Marine Railway l''-
- p;,t, Reach the storms having carrleu P'' =
oenowav The walk running along the po"."
front of the Manhattan Beach lio'eI was pa
,nolished by the recent storms, but 'h'S i,' ,Lo
varied There was not much damage aono ~ Wv
Island by the storms during 'ho
thousand dollars covering the loss .ho
Tho costly effort made to restore 'i!'
,oanh in front of the Manhattan and UT,
ortal Hotels. which mvsteriously dsaPPo"'u
.a"ra than year ago, has proved Amos.
ontire failure ,Iettles ahouI " wore
an made of cribwOrk filled with rochS VIA Tho
lone last autumn at short lnteiSa!!Th batbnp
Sna ch in front OF the Two .and thrown up iy the
pawn, storms would lodge there ana thus IvSI' o
WIN fine bathing beach when loIl ii yo"teriav
the Of Manhattan Beach. Al low 'i'c ti'oso
pride W 80 q email stretch of beach between t'.'o
ih mere in front of the Oriental iio,ei puo from
Setteng navlion there was very niue cndnso po"h
Ia, Gear, while in front OF the The pilng
H0tei mnnort> tn walk. To the west OF tne '1e
%n rcn have made further nroadS upon ,' ;Ie To-
eloi1. II Is no longer possible even az AZ" pbton
30 mat ,o he sand from Manhattan 10 bi ghtHIi
%alH This of course, will increase W . uS f
6cacn, pathway. The hne soplng oeacl III lay, ,;d
Mhnt ION grounds has al 30 snHtIeu' AZ phtn,
me bri !; now considerably nearer the hIg'.p o
p DIV patbing Pavilion than iorhi ny 0tGorgh
peunCiu bos not been materially lpuleu, tnUI 80,
rallIs "A
at Manhattatni and Manhattan Beach Hotels Will be
me VI me mana cement as last wear. tap,Hh
MK;rno,. said Yesterday that the OIlcn'"i VIZ lr
,,od eono lime in june, or aN soon as tuo "E'.i
Warrants H. The Manhattan no q 1I 'nr R'nd
WI nonnod ON saturday next fillmore DiIu
will probably FURNISH 'A4
haitian Beach. .. ,-oro o+ work AT the Hotel
Brighton Yesterday. The OathHg , ~ zach end
enlalet 90 ny o, rooms A new bridge 10 the wafer
has aiso been built. The los oI INC p &c ,ho
Manhattan has added greatly 10 INC p pm Rr'%htnn
Tr,nbtor Rathiup Pavilion. Inc H"tci i $500
Iii ain he under the management oI MI DIes'lli
ond will omen for business on MAY ~ ~ ', "T
Conterno's Band will again occupy 'ic ,,t & ~
There have been few changes d. ',iV ."bie,S viii
Che isIard hubbrl;s Hotel, formerly SaDie ;; wa
omen MAY o. The new pier has been hhiShou ai III
now presents an attractive apPedIao,t' of nv, 6tei
no longer be music AT The stanu III hoi' -; , Mi
md tLe familiar faces of Arbucke ana MS Dah4 WI
no missed from the is and this year Inc 10 Il nv
,nent Rand have been engaged for the new piei anu
the old pier will be supplied with music oS tiT G
band as last year. The IRON "re 70 helm
ON the 9th but special boats VIII be run 'o-ua9
The West Brighton Beach Hotel Is alleduy opoi'
TIE Sea Beach Hotel will be under inc nu II,
meDt of Charles A. Merritt OF nne AI Under tnat
of Youman u Douglas. Both VIII DC opon0u on
May 81.