New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-21
PILGRrlAGEs AT RoCKAwAY.

II was cool and warm by turns 1T ROcka-
way yesterday 4 brisk land breeze blew across the
beach In spurts, waiting occasional reminders OF Barren
Island. but ping TO the When there was no
wind along the seaside the beach n. sun was decd-
ety warm, and many OF the visitors into the SURF
There !Ar-e crowd the bcac4. although 10 Oil
not equal tnat u prev sundays All trains Oh
the " oodliwn and EocAaway Railroad iul aud
i.v extras necessary. large number also went
down 10y whites line and the P.ym utI Rock A. usua
the German Nationality pred minated. and families Of
them were TO bee seen everywhere, carrying huge
baskets Of provisions, which they afterward washed
down with such beer as ONLY Kockavay affords. Each
member OF he family TOOK Ia AID even tue baby Wa,
treated to a first tlete Every visitor Roc1awHy fol-
love- the same order Of sightseeing Begin
Llug at the seaside landing the procession
moves across the beach. and theuce toward
the big hotel, stopping wren wondering I'm front
those Institutions, sacred 20 tine place and 10 Dee
found elsewhere whence tho oid-tine cham fat men
rectc aal again stories and jokes belonging 10
twenty years ago, while at regular Songs are
In.elsIer-cd, taacn from last years variety theatre
plays Tuen tIc march IS Resumed To- tine big hotel,
about which all peel with longing .oOAs. " They
least n-nt let looA ~ and imagine how it would
inhabited, SAID al OLD lady, wuO Aad gone down
especially 10 sce IT,
Aler seeing the curiostie- Of tue place the visitor
takes tne only kockawaJ clam cn0wder on the beach"
and then tAe oath. Large numbers sougu, the
wafer yesterday, ami A. tue SURF was MOI very h-h
Ialuy induced 10 try il. WHO pallcd about
uondescrpt tatning r-- maize ont Of every unagn-
able fabric. Eibb.ro, the professional swimmer. a.
traced much at,cnuOu u the alc noon. hr turned
s,ucr.au.s FAR ont Ia tne sea. -oGlea water ou hs
NOUN Two ~. LtIcc iec' Ii-i' ana u4u some Idhly
swimming. While Wa culng him man. WHO said
tlni he swami across the ttst kiyeF when
eleven years Oh, ecturd ON the ART
ne sad IT 1911, arr aI that va. necessary was 10
have confidence ana keep ones head thrown well back
anu one coll not Aul u swim Late d the afternoon
lAc crowd bean 10 thin OUT and by p Ia. anOs, ali
hd gone homo There perfect orler on the ocacn
uas been the qurtc-1 season they nave known
A. returning traI 10 TINS city nearcA NOOdhayen
h-A--na'reI Young mAn Wa Eo' Gus W. 'uadchy
ne. I've lefi May down there"
"Wny, May Is III. ,lrI. from bDsawlck,' the young
man gAsp-d' a. ne rushed Tor the door,
TIE LEAFY sHADLs OF GLEN ISLAND.
Glen Island was at It's best yesterday, and
the thousands or and women who Sought lls caiy
shades and wi return to their varied
duties tAis morning better IL nlud well IN body
Tor the relaxation Afforded them. TIE cay WAS perfect
r. tie hours usually hottest the air Wis cool
and pleasant that exercise not only enduiaDle
but rca. IS TO bee desired Ture br sker cement
where The animals ID tie nagclie seemed 10
awake g. Vgor: The seals FLASHED about with I'M
accustomed the young beur- fought one auOthrr
with greater spirit; tnc small birds screeched
un d the grove with their noises, ANA even the lazy
eagles .uook tualr ea nrr, anu JaNncd lore frequently
share Oi pubic patronage Inc whJc Glen Island neet
around te Isl nI- from noon t DARK On" poor
frliOW carried prrciol- ireiEnt 90, stueA m ne
mo ~ ID, i 80 ~. ~, n, r. ,t,i.--l- vlo.. Az
been - sorry i,Itdcanri Banning Wac III FoIJ htle
favor. People tnolen. '"e "@.ei Aaca
Tue few with bodrr sprin look plunge
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