New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-21
COMFY ISLAND WE'LL PATROyIzFD

Though the weather has turned cold
she der upon the hotekce pers OF Coaey Island, the
patrons OF the place s keep up their won-ed visits
from New-York and BROOKLYN Until tle middle of me
afternoon yesterday the wind cold, and visitors
upon the shore shgeunS Lack OF Oyercoats AMI
clio ks The surf however pe0plcd with urepress
Bile bltber who. finding the air cold followed he
pattern Of the tabled cal. which jumped into the
10 get out ~ the rain Once there they seemed
content, and We'd with the PROPOSES farther Oat
az sea IN Their uncouth gambos N0twi.Astand NJ the
boy drowning which occurred last week al West
Brighton. the beach not by ANY means deserted II
va. Louceabie, however that few swimmers yeutured
beyond the life lines.
" Ha- anyone been drowned to-dayl" inquired o re
port st yet" wss the reply, but the day s not
finished" No Ole was drowned. b1t cody came to
land Point Breeze after noon George Bartlett
the engineer of the train which rus from Manhattan
Beach TO the point, the body the water and with
the help Of the conductor Frederick Hasrltne Iud the
fireman john ochwAb. Jed in bringing 10 land
Al officer who tAe body ldcuuned It that OF E,i-
ward Alves the pcc00 s)iOl-t BccIfaluu- band,
drowned on Friday. and whose body had not been
found: II appeared further that the
drowned msn wore about his neck "a bathing cncck
bearing the number %. TIL. was not the number Of
Av,-s creck Jon One finger Was ring inscriacd VITA
initials VI. H.. ~ was moi known last ngat before
tne Coroucrs inquest wAO tie dead Ino
brornrr of Awe, Win some other relatives, is now at
the oriental Hotel
appeared smooth paved floor The air Was o.
Gear posooie not suSse ion o mistiness appeared
up "a the fArjhc-t horizon. The SKY wonderfully
bl only n-cked mere aud there with npcE- of 8noy
clouds. DouDtlu sails hung upon tnc ar horizon,
visible ana LOST 20 -lrhf behind flt swelling
o the IL day Of peace and tran IIty, when
sicA Of visitors O. love quiet hOur 30 upon the
-norr and dream the mOruing into tue evening As the
hour, OF the afternoon wore away, the suow-wmte
Iuds -lu slncr IN golden sunset about
them cOlc turned to fire 4d fire harmed Itself
oUt iu ashes. and thousand stars Jluked sky
ana gLttered upon tue --a Ten the visitors u tue
island. after listening awhile 10 the music The bands.
-t oi-a away t stations OF the laIdlngs prepared
for the toll or uuOth week.
70 would be ~ convenience though perhaps not
vceablr to The hotels, tcrs We're c0nl-uu.I, iu.
kind 10 carry paa-cn- rOu one cnt ~ lie
Island % the othcr A. present IL ANY VI. hc-
20 the Iron Pier 10 he Oueut. llO Cd Ac les obi.
10 take three ain rent cOuveyancc- and walk a
considerable distance be- orc, between aud after
clungc l OF wlcn is profitable 10 money rtjcr-. QUO
d-a-rrcaDc TO none seudrIs. Another annoyance ls
me -ilu-e when rf0d5 a. OflcL ul4kce dcOus
The surface oil the water. aud tOuls the
beaches many PAGES COrl-hu ks, sAw-.ust ano
urrt. rIi II are not pleasant banning companions.
extensive upon the beaches expected
next year Inc wooden pier al Brl-ulOu BcacI VIII
be replaced by iron pier LOCO feet a. length ami
nsacd wiJh many cOuyeulrnrcs L. Is reported, also.
hat the cOncaFc mu-lc-5laud IN font OF tAc HO,c
Br gnion VIII De removed, Dut the directors % TIE
brighton Pavilion and Pier Iuq Com pany, who
uncOnuuulcat i've droVu any sucu intention.
re position VI the bathing pavilion Will b. clau5cd